Cyprus reported one coronavirus death during the past week on Friday, a 92 year old woman, while hospitalisations remained almost unchanged at 44, up two from last week. Critical cases dropped from
Authorities will roll out a second booster shot against COVID-19 next week for everyone over 30 with updated vaccines, covering Omicron, said the Health Ministry Friday. The rollout will be launched once
Food prices have surged 65% worldwide since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic and by 12% this year alone, according to data from the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organisation. With the
A public probe into whether excessive force was used at an anti-corruption protest last year has concluded that two police officers should face criminal prosecution, while several more must be disciplined. The
Total registrations of motor vehicles reached 2,484 in August 2022, recording an increase of 8.1% from 2,298 a year ago, according to the Statistical Service. Passenger saloon car sales rose by a
The island’s tech boom with the relocation of companies is still going strong as authorities welcome new addition, DataArt, a US enterprise software development firm. DataArt is creating a base in the
The Ukrainian army has received military recognition drones manufactured by Cypriot company Swarmly, costing €700,000, paid for by the charitable foundation of Serhiy Prytula. The 26th Artillery Brigade and the 120th Reconnaissance
A Greek Cypriot man is due to appear in court on September 19 after he was arrested for illegal bird trapping in the Pyla Range area of Xylophagou inside the British bases
A Larnaca high school headmaster stole the show on the first day of students returning to class after he expelled dozens of children for two days over their “inappropriate hairstyles”. In comments
By Craig Erlam A mixed session in Asia overnight after Wall Street rebounded on Wednesday, while Europe opened a little higher as well. Frankly, it’s been an awful few weeks for stock
