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COVID19: Cases stay above 200, Limassol has majority

Cyprus has seen a surge of COVID-19 cases going above 200 after nearly two months below this threshold, while the number of hospital patients dropped and there were no deaths on Saturday.

27th February 2021

Cyprus

Central Bank supervision leaves a lot to be desired

By Michael Olympios Events in recent months have become so appalling with Cyprus’ political corruption, leaving many wondering if its deleterious effects spilt over into the real economy. The investigation commission is

27th February 202126th February 2021

Comment/Cyprus/Economy

A third of heart attacks, strokes are preventable

By Prof Philippos Patsalis Heart disease is a major health issue worldwide. February is established as the month of heart health awareness in the US, UK, and other countries to raise public

27th February 202125th February 2021

Comment/Life & Style

COVID19: New cases surge out of control to 272, no deaths

Cyprus is struggling to control the coronavirus pandemic with new cases soaring to a 7-week high of 272 on Friday, suggesting that the recent relaxation of lockdown restrictions have backfired. Retail stores

26th February 2021

Cyprus

Cyprus urged to drop ‘satanic’ Eurovision entry

Cyprus was under pressure Friday to withdraw its Eurovision Song Contest entry after an anonymous caller threatened to ‘burn down’ national broadcaster CyBC while theologians blasted the tune ‘blasphemous’. The song ‘El

26th February 202126th February 2021

Cyprus/Europe

COVID19: Restaurant, bar owners protest at the Palace

Owners of restaurants, cafés, bars and clubs staged a protest in front of the Presidential Palace on Friday, saying the government decision to keep their businesses closed for two more weeks in

26th February 2021

Cyprus

Yield surge triggers market drama

By Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM US futures point to more declines 10-year yields moderating after 1.60% breach Bond market’s message outshining Fed rhetoric for now Gold extends 2021 decline The

26th February 2021

Markets/World

COVID19: Limassol cases ruining Cyprus success story

Although Cyprus is succeeding in containing the second wave of coronavirus, Limassol infections are soaring, accounting for 70% of all COVID-19 cases, threatening to reverse progress made in recent months. Cyprus’ 14-day

26th February 2021

Cyprus/Life & Style

COVID19: More vaccination centres open, 72,000 get jab

Larnaca opened its second COVID-19 vaccination centre on Friday as Cyprus expands its vaccination program that has covered 8% of its population, with nearly 72,000 people receiving a jab. “Across the island,

26th February 2021

Cyprus

Cyprus, Greece welcome UN summit

Cyprus and Greece have said they will attend a five-party conference called by the United Nations in Geneva in late April. President Nicos Anastasiades said he would participate at the UN-hosted informal

26th February 202126th February 2021

Cyprus/World

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COVID19: Cases stay above 200, Limassol has majority

Central Bank supervision leaves a lot to be desired

A third of heart attacks, strokes are preventable

COVID19: New cases surge out of control to 272, no deaths

Cyprus urged to drop ‘satanic’ Eurovision entry

COVID19: Restaurant, bar owners protest at the Palace

Yield surge triggers market drama

COVID19: Limassol cases ruining Cyprus success story

COVID19: More vaccination centres open, 72,000 get jab

Cyprus, Greece welcome UN summit

Eurovision has nothing to do with music

Central Bank supervision leaves a lot to be desired

A third of heart attacks, strokes are preventable

Property sales figures can lie

COVID19: Cases stay above 200, Limassol has majority

Eurovision has nothing to do with music

Central Bank supervision leaves a lot to be desired

Cyprus tax deals to attract investment