The high 5.3% GDP growth in Q3 2021 confirms the strength of the Cypriot economy, reinforcing expectations for a positive outlook in Q4, the Finance Ministry said. According to preliminary estimates of
Turkish Cypriot health authorities face a new surge of COVID-19 infections, reporting a daily record of 220 cases on Tuesday night. It is the third time in four days that authorities in
Insurers must innovate to sustain profits and growth as technology alters consumers’ insurance needs and changes the way they buy protection, Moody’s Investors Service said in a new report. Rapid take-up of
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths for the fourth day in a row on Tuesday and the twelfth this month, as the number of new daily cases continued to rise to 386, while
European Commission services have prepared a classified report on everything that has taken place in opening up fenced-off Varosha since July to confirm accusations by Cyprus of Turkey’s illegal involvement. The report,
Cypriots worked harder in the second quarter of 2021, as, on average, employees put in 5.8% extra hours at their job compared to the previous three months. Across the EU, working hours
The numbers of COVID patients in ICUs and Acute Care Units have increased in the past ten days, alerting health authorities to seek help from the private sector. In comments to Phileleftheros
Cyprus will deal with Turkish threats in the best possible diplomatic way with support from the EU, said President Nicos Anastasiades over rising East Med tensions. Anastasiades commented to reporters after being
Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides and ESM chief Klaus Regling highlighted the importance of implementing the Recovery and Resilience plans to diversify the economy in boosting growth potential post-pandemic. Regling in Cyprus to
COVID-19 booster shots will be available for people over 40 from Wednesday, provided that six months have elapsed since they were fully vaccinated, the Health Ministry said. People over 40 who want
