The Health Ministry’s COVID-19 ‘test to stay’ school testing policy will be extended to include teaching staff at schools in the public and private sectors next Monday, 14 March. A ministry announcement
By Han Tan, Chief Market Analyst at Exinity Group Asian stocks are mixed while US and European futures are in the green, as markets are tossed about by the headline blitz stemming
Cyprus is braced to lose revenue from Russian and Ukrainian tourists, as the economy is expected to lose around 2% of its GDP due to the Ukraine conflict. As the war in
There are limits in Ukraine, and these limits have been already crossed by Russia, which could lead to a wider conflict, said visiting Slovenian President Borut Pahor. “There is a red line
Winter has not yet left Cyprus as the last cold snap before spring is coming, with temperatures to drop on Thursday with freezing conditions at the weekend on higher ground. According to
Cyprus reported five coronavirus deaths on Tuesday, all women, aged 78 to 87, as new daily cases leapt to 3,695, more than double Monday’s infections, with hospitalisations dropping to 120, of whom
Novavax’s COVID-19 vaccine Nuvaxovid (also known as NVX-CoV2373) is the latest jab available to adults in Cyprus on the vaccination portal, the Ministry of Health announced. Nuvaxovid contains a version of a
Cyprus’ first female parliamentary speaker, Annita Demetriou, has re-tabled a proposal to have the specific charge of femicide added to the criminal code and carry a life sentence for the perpetrators. After
Cyprus on Tuesday shipped 14 containers of food and medical aid to Ukraine in what is described as the largest humanitarian aid drive to a third country organised on the island. Transport
Motorists got a respite from rising fuel prices as the government stepped in to lower the consumer tax on petrol by eight cents per litre. The government’s decision came into effect Tuesday
