IMF Says at Least 12 Countries May Seek New Loans as Energy Prices Surge
The International Monetary Fund expects at least 12 countries — including several in sub‑Saharan Africa — to request new lending…
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Cyprus Among Donors Backing EU Effort to Address Sudan Humanitarian Crisis
Cyprus is among the countries contributing financially to address the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, as part of a wider European…
Cyprus Tourism Drops 30% in March Amid Middle East Conflict
Tourist arrivals to Cyprus fell by 30% in March because of the war in the Middle East, the vice president…
EU Criticizes Turkey for Blocking Cyprus From UN Climate Meeting
The European Union has expressed “serious concern” after Turkey, as chair of the UN’s annual climate conference, refused to allow…
Cyprus Rejects Turkish Foreign Minister’s Claims of Regional Ambitions
Cyprus’ Foreign Ministry issued a strong response to comments by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, rejecting suggestions that Nicosia holds…
Poll Finds Majority of Canadians Back EU Membership
Nearly three in five Canadians support Canada becoming a full member of the European Union, according to a new Globe…
Qantas Cuts Domestic Capacity, Raises Fares as Fuel Costs Surge
Qantas said Tuesday it will cut domestic capacity and raise fares after lifting its fuel‑cost forecast because of the Middle…
Turkey Warns Consumers to Review Package‑Tour Contracts Ahead of Holiday Season
Turkey’s Trade Ministry urged consumers to review package‑tour contracts carefully as demand for early‑booking domestic and international trips increases. The…
Nearly Half of Mobile Devices Registered in Turkey Last Year Were Locally Manufactured
About 45 percent of mobile devices registered in Turkey last year were produced domestically, according to data from the Information…
Turkey Now Ranks Fourth Worldwide in Deep‑Sea Drilling Fleet, Minister Says
Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said Turkey has become the world’s fourth‑largest country in terms of deep‑sea drilling…