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Makis Keravnos

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Cyprus pension reform progress and expert concerns

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Latest: Cyprus Labor Minister targets pension reform vote within days

By late October 2026, the Cyprus government’s pension reform efforts faced procedural delays and intensified opposition from labor unions. Although Minister of Labour and Social Insurance Marinos Moussioutas previously i

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Greece-Cyprus Great Sea Interconnector advances amid debate

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Latest: Abeille Marengo vessel departs for Crete to begin Great Sea Interconnector surveys

The Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) continues to advance despite regulatory, geopolitical, and legal complexities. By late August 2026, the project faced potential delays due to pending regulatory decisions in Nicosia reg

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Greek economic outlook and inflation forecasts

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Latest: Greece faces economic pressures from rising energy and fuel costs

The Institute for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE) has issued a quarterly report regarding the Greek economy, maintaining a GDP growth forecast of 1.8% for 2026. The institute has slightly revised its 2027 growth

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Cyprus economic, investment, and energy security climate

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Latest: Europe faces energy crisis as fuel prices rise and refining capacity declines

Cyprus is navigating economic transitions related to tax regulations, investment climate, and energy security. Finance Minister Makis Keravnos recently denied reports of a corporate exodus following the implementation of

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Irish government heating oil cost mitigation

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Latest: Sinn Féin calls for removal of carbon tax on heating oil

The Irish government is exploring ways to mitigate cost-of-living pressures related to home heating oil. Initially, Tánaiste Simon Harris clarified that Ireland is unable to reduce the VAT rate on heating oil to 9% becau

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Cyprus public sector labor and regulation developments

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Latest: Cyprus hourly government staff accept new collective bargaining agreement

In the Republic of Cyprus, legislative and labor discussions regarding public sector employment and compensation are evolving. Initial efforts focused on regulatory changes for approximately 400 contracted public sector

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