Cyprus’ COVID-19 vaccination rollout is at risk as people eligible for a coronavirus jab prefer to hold back feeling insecure as they are not convinced the AstraZeneca vaccine is safe. Fuelled by
A large scale annual military exercise codenamed Onisilos-Gideon 2021 got underway Monday to test the island’s air defence capability as part of the cooperation between Cyprus and Israel. The exercise is directed
High profile Cypriot politician and former defence and interior minister Socrates Hasikos passed away on Monday at the age of 64 after suffering from cancer. Hasikos was a close associate of late
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM Asian stocks kicked off the week on a positive note as investors cheered the near one million jobs created in the US last month.
To promote the island as an ideal destination for international ICT companies and provide support for foreign investors, the Cyprus Tech Association has been established. The Cyprus Tech Association provides a platform
Cyprus reported no deaths for the second day in a row, with the new coronavirus cases slightly up on Sunday and the number of patient admissions dangerously approaching hospitals’ capacity. The health
By Michael Olympios Almost a decade ago, the apocalypse in the banking sector sent the Cypriot economy’s downgrading by rating agencies to junk, leaving many businesses overleveraged and undercapitalised. Banks’ enormous liquidity
Cyprus saw the number of new coronavirus cases dip considerably on Saturday from the previous day’s 705, a three-month high, but hospital admissions are up slightly while the positivity rate fell. There
By Esme Palas To further attract foreign investment to the island and help economic recovery, Cyprus announced amendments to Regulation 6 (2) of the Aliens and Immigration Regulations, which came into effect
An impression is given from arguments in favour of moving the University of Cyprus school of architecture to Phaneromeni high school, once the famous Girls’ Lyceum, is that central Nicosia has become
