Update: Ports trade union calls off strike in wake of Transport Ministry’s decision to fire workers. In the face of a continuing and indefinite strike by Ports workers, Transport Minister Marios Demetriades has introduced a new law by which employees in the transport ministry can be fired or take early retirement. After the measure was […]
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Evanthia Yiangou-Charalambous, 61, and her Georgian daughter-in-law Zena Charalambous were found murdered in their home in Germasoyia, Limassol at 2:30pm on March 22nd. A number of friends and neighbors at the crime scene told CyprusNewsReport.com that Zena had chronic psychological problems and the police and welfare authorities were constantly called to the family home. “They […]
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Updates: Many dead, many injured in Brussels attacks, says Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel. Death toll raised to 34 on metro, 14 at airport - public broadcaster VRT. President Nicos Anastasiades condemns the attack, instructs all possible assistance to Cypriots injured. More explosions have gone off in two metro stations around Brussels, reports Belga. At […]
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By Christopher Dembik, economist at Saxo Bank Despite the extraordinary measures implemented by the ECB, the euro area seems to be stuck into an extended period of low inflation, generating minimal economic wealth. The failure of the European quantitative easing and the negative interest rates threaten the central bank credibility. It is even getting worse […]
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