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Cyprus seeks dialogue on minimum wage

The Cabinet decided on Wednesday to start a social dialogue for introducing a national minimum wage in Cyprus when unemployment drops to around 5%. Deputy Government Spokesman Panayiotis Sentonas said the Cabinet

13th January 2021

Business

Cyprus tourism to go big on digital campaign

Cyprus will splash out on its biggest ever digital campaign to win back lost tourists at a time when lockdowns are still in place across Europe with people spending more time online.

13th January 2021

Cyprus/Life & Style

Fenced-off Varosha has 100,000 visits since ‘opening’

More than 100,000 people have visited the fenced-off area of Varosha since the Turkish Cypriot side unilaterally opened part of the abandoned town’s beachfront in October despite international condemnation. According to Turkish

13th January 2021

Cyprus

COVID19: Over a million leave home requests in 3 days of lockdown

Cypriots sent over a million requests to leave their homes during the first three days of the lockdown to stem a surge of coronavirus cases, peaking at 907 cases in December. Cyprus

13th January 2021

Cyprus/Life & Style

COVID19: Hospital admissions, vaccines key to lifting lockdown

Despite Lockdown II in its infancy, epidemiologists advising the government are drawing up plans on what measures can be gradually lifted from February, taking into consideration various scenarios on how the virus

13th January 2021

Cyprus/Life & Style

British bases to handover wanted criminal

A Greek Cypriot man pleaded guilty to assaulting a British Bases Police officer and damaging a police vehicle in court after he attempted to evade arrest when he was pulled over whilst

13th January 2021

Cyprus

COVID19: Moderna vaccine arrives, AstraZeneca by mid-February

The first batch of 1,200 doses of vaccines from US pharmaceutical Moderna has arrived in Cyprus to boost the inoculation programme against COVID-19. Cyprus is scheduled to receive some 1,200 jabs a

13th January 2021

Cyprus/Life & Style

Yellow warning for bad weather over Cyprus

Following the warm spell over Christmas, winter is set to return with thunder and hailstorms, as the Meteorology Department warned of extreme weather heading to Cyprus. The Cyprus Met Office issued a

13th January 202113th January 2021

Cyprus

Cyprus to gain from rising demand in copper

By Peter van der Borgh Copper is considered to be a major contributor to the global economy, with some going as far as to describe it as the backbone of the modern

13th January 202113th January 2021

Business/Comment

COVID19: Death toll rises as patient numbers drop, awaiting more vaccines

Cyprus reported four more coronavirus deaths on Tuesday and the number of hospital admissions dropped marginally below the 200-capacity level, as fewer people showed up for work amid a second lockdown to

12th January 2021

Cyprus

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Cyprus seeks dialogue on minimum wage

Cyprus tourism to go big on digital campaign

Fenced-off Varosha has 100,000 visits since ‘opening’

COVID19: Over a million leave home requests in 3 days of lockdown

COVID19: Hospital admissions, vaccines key to lifting lockdown

British bases to handover wanted criminal

COVID19: Moderna vaccine arrives, AstraZeneca by mid-February

Yellow warning for bad weather over Cyprus

Cyprus to gain from rising demand in copper

COVID19: Death toll rises as patient numbers drop, awaiting more vaccines

Cyprus to gain from rising demand in copper

Cypriot authorities have a duty to reply

Lockdown II: A necessary but joyless venture

Looking ahead to a green, sustainable 2021

COVID19: New cases, patients stable as vaccinations to slow

COVID19: Pfizer-BioNTech to cut back on vaccine deliveries

COVID19: Turkish Cypriots launch vaccination program

Cyprus fixes airport taxi rates