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The global crisis of capitalism, including rising inflation, the devastating consequences of the war in Ukraine, the slowdown of the global economy and the second recession in just three years, has also been felt in Cyprus. This has provoked a number of important workers’ struggles. This rising class tension and polarisation set the tone for the recent presidential elections.

ETEK, the Cyprus Scientific and Technical Chamber, is calling for urgent safety on buildings, starting with those in use by the public.

Although the growth rate in construction materials prices is declining, they are the highest on record since records began in 2006

YEREVAN, JANUARY 20, ARMENPRESS. The initiative of lifting visa requirements between Armenia and China is very important as it will contribute to both developing tourism and boosting entrepreneurship, Mekhak Apresyan – Chairman of the Armenian Tourism Federation, told a press conference in Armenpress.

According to Irakli Kobakhidze’s statement, EU member states increased import from Russia more than Georgia. In order to corroborate his statement, Mr Kobakhidze provides figures of certain countries and claims that Georgia only has an “insignificant growth” as opposed to them. In fact, those percentage changes named by Irakli Kobakhidze do not in the mainAccording to Irakli Kobakhidze’s statement, EU member states increased import from Russia more than Georgia. In order to corroborate h...

Cyprus trade deficit increased by 33% or by €1,747.2 million in 2022, since the significant increase in exports failed to offset the even greater increase in imports.

Cyprus foreign trade registered a significant increase in the first ten months of 2022, according to data released on Monday by the Statistical Service of Cyprus.

For the period of January – December 2022, arrivals of tourists totaled 3,201,080, compared to 1,936,931 in the corresponding period of 2021, 631,609 in 2020 and 3,976,777 arrivals in the same period of 2019, announced the Statistical Service of Cyprus.

The Cyprus House Price Index (HPI) rose by 5.3 per cent on an annual basis in the thirdquarter of 2022 according to the Statistical Service.

Staff of the IMF were in Ghana this week to discuss a "reform package" as inflation hits 19-year high.