The Cyprus economy will remain in recession up to 2015, despite projections by international lenders that the economy will register a modest economic growth, according to the Hellenic Bank quarterly economic review.

Cyprus expects to return to international markets late in 2015, says President Anastasiades in an interview with Reuters.

Larnaca port is preparing to welcome back cruise ships from Haifa, Israel, expected to boost tourism.

Harmonised rate of Inflation stood at -0.9% in March 2014 and -1.3% in February 2014, while the corresponding rate in March 2013 was 1.3%.

Cyprus will take part in a large scale multinational Search and Rescue (SAR) exercise, titled 'NEMESIS-2014,' near the coast of Cyprus, with the participation of SAR Units and Personnel from Cyprus, Israel, Greece, and the United States of America.

The Cyprus Land Development Corporation (CLDC) has been instructed by the government to study the Irish rent-for-mortgage model, the House Finance committee has been told.

At least two Russian concerns have reportedly expressed an interest in acquiring Bank of Cyprus’ stake in its Russian subsidiary Uniastrum.

The government is determined to take the great digital step, President Nicos Anastasiades said during a recent event to mark the launch of the European eSkills for Jobs 2014.

Cyprus will return to economic growth in 2015, the IMF's World Economic Outlook (April 2014) says.

Talks between the Cyprus government and Noble Energy on the construction and operation ofan LNG plant are finally back on track.