Less than a week after a deadly migrant shipwreck off Italy, five European Union states on the Mediterranean have criticised fellow members for not accepting asylum-seekers under a voluntary relocation initiative. The
Private hospitals are facing a serious shortage of nursing staff, as changes brought on by the introduction of the General Health System saw many switch to state hospitals while new private health
The grace period for the new administration is over, and we expect immediate actions on many issues for the Christodoulides government to gain trust and rebuild public confidence. The new president and
By Craig Erlam Stock markets are ending the week on a positive note although broadly speaking, it doesn’t seem we’ve progressed in either direction over recent weeks. Trading has become very choppy
Annual real estate sales rose in the first two months of the year, boosted by the relocation of high-tech firms and their employees. According to the latest Land Registry data, sales documents
Some 159 CEOs in Cyprus expect a decrease in global economic growth but are more optimistic about the Cypriot economy over the next 12 months, according to PwC’s annual Global CEO Survey.
Cyprus reported four COVID-19 deaths on Friday, four less than last week, with a drop in new infections, while a systems failure could not calculate the number of hospitalisations. The health ministry
Another 14 vultures have arrived in Cyprus from Spain as part of a population-saving campaign under The LIFE with Vultures project. The project aims to introduce and release the vultures to help the
Cyprus tourism expects a full recovery in 2023 after the island’s airports recorded the largest passenger traffic in February. According to Cyprus airports operator Hermes Airports, Larnaca and Paphos airports had more
Three days of mourning have been declared after Cypriots Kyprianos Papaioannou, 23, and Anastasia Adamidou, 24, were confirmed dead by Greek authorities after their bodies were identified through DNA in the deadly
