By Peter van der Borgh As municipalities across Cyprus announce plans to become “smart cities”, we take a deep dive into this new model, and specifically what this means for the future
Cyprus had no deaths but saw the daily coronavirus infections spike further beyond 100 for the second day, rising from 122 on Tuesday to 167 on Wednesday, as health officials are worried
The government is considering tax incentives to encourage companies to enter the Cyprus Stock Exchange, as the Nicosia bourse hopes to privatise by the end of 2022, said Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides.
Cyprus is in a race against time for younger people to get vaccinated as authorities fear the more contagious Indian variant of coronavirus could take hold in the community. On Wednesday, the
Russia’s mixed messages have tourism stakeholders anxious as there are no signs that Moscow will lift a ban on charter flights to Cyprus even though it is increasing scheduled routes. Russian authorities
A Cypriot fishing boat was stopped and boarded by the Turkish coast guard while trying to fish in international waters. The boat belongs to the Psarokaika company, its owner Aristos Aristidou told
Cyprus’ Health Ministry has asked experts to recommend whether children and teenagers should roll up their sleeves for a COVID-19 shot, but some scientists have rejected the thought altogether. According to media
The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved new proposed legislation bolstering the United States’ defence partnership with Greece. Under the US-Greece Defence and Interparliamentary Partnership Act of 2021, the bipartisan legislation
Cyprus’ Law Office has released the final report of the Inquiry Committee probe into the issuing of passports under the citizenship for investment scheme that ran from 2007 to November 2020. The
Cyprus reported no deaths attributed to the coronavirus for the eight day in a row on Tuesday, but new daily infections spiked to 122, above 100 for the first time since May
