Cyprus health authorities reported one more death from coronavirus on Sunday and 17 new confirmed cases, stressing there is a downward trend but urged people to stay home. An 82-year-old woman who
By Chris Iacovides and Andri Antoniou According to Cypriot police, a 42-year-old Ukrainian national was arrested in Budapest pursuant to a European arrest warrant, extradited to Cyprus and remanded in custody, in
Three things the coronavirus pandemic taught us is that technology is not a bad thing, in a post-social distancing era we should reconsider our values, and despite taxpayer’s millions for the health
We are wondering what to suggest to the estate agents/developers, who now have plenty of void time on their hands and books. We feel that this “dead” period of demand and no
Daily coronavirus cases in Cyprus dropped by third as 21 new infections were confirmed on Saturday from 31 the previous day with scientists remaining optimistic the battle is being won. The new
Coronavirus has prompted a 76% jump in the demand for wills in the last two weeks, driven by people’s “minds being more focused” on certain aspects of financial planning due to the
The Armenian representative in parliament, Vartkes Mahdessian, took delivery early Saturday of a large consignment of protective gear for healthcare workers, as the number of COVID-19 cases in Cyprus reached nearly 600
By Panos Danos Supply-side in recent years saw an increasing pipeline of high-priced residences come to the market with values derived primarily from the Cyprus Passport Scheme benefits rather than any Real
Cyprus reported another 31 confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Friday as infections remain relatively high for the island’s size taking the total to 595 since the outbreak last month. COVID-19 cases dropped
Cyprus’ Supreme Court on Friday ruled that cuts imposed on the pay and pensions of civil servants during the 2013 financial crisis were legal, ensuring the government avoided being bankrupted. This decision,
