Cyprus is finally getting a grip on a surge of new COVID-19 cases as the island’s 14-day notification rate dropped to its the lowest ebb since the Delta variant pushed daily cases
The unemployment rate in Cyprus dropped to 4.4% of the labour force in August, from 5.2% in July, with the Finance Ministry confident that the trend will continue. This correspond to 20,000
Gulf Air commenced a twice weekly commercial air service between Bahrain and Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport on Thursday, a further step in the normalisation of diplomatic and economic ties with the
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths for the fourth day in a row and the tenth day this month, with the number of new cases slightly up at 129 and hospitalisations edging down
Hundreds of data collectors will be taking to the streets as of Friday, in the first population census to be carried out in Cyprus since 2011, and the last which will be
Hollywood producers of Jiu Jitsu filmed entirely in Cyprus in 2019, starring Oscar winner Nicolas Cage, are suing the Cyprus government for not keeping its end of the bargain in a rebate
Seven out of ten Cypriots prefer to keep up to date with what’s going on in the world by going online, despite detecting a high percentage of fake news being spread by
By Lukman Otunuga, Senior Research Analyst at FXTM Asian stocks were mixed on Thursday as investors evaluated the likely impact of surging energy prices and weak economic data from China. Despite the
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths for the third day in a row and the ninth time this month on Wednesday, with the number of new cases slightly up at 123 and hospitalisations
Cyta held on to the throne of Cyprus mobile telecoms, leaving the runners-up content with second place and a steady revenue stream, with lower overheads than the state-owned telco. Despite Cyta suffering
