By Dr Andrestinos N. Papadopoulos, Ambassador a.h. The Report of UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, on his mission of good offices in Cyprus, submitted recently to the Security Council, contains references and omissions
Cyprus reported a drop in the number of patients being treated for COVID-19 to 86, eight less than on Thursday, while the new coronavirus cases rose again, this time to 113, up
Hopes that the EU’s struggling vaccination rollout programmes against the coronavirus will pick up speed were reignited as a fifth COVID-19 vaccine came under review for approval, Germany’s CureVac. If given the
While the overall epidemiological situation in Cyprus seems to be improving, Limassol remains a major concern, Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou told a press briefing on Friday, giving an update on the country’s
Revelations that the suspect accused of killing his wife and son on Thursday in a village near Nicosia, had killed again – a ten-year-old girl when he was a teenager – sent
Cyprus is forging ahead with its vaccination program, reaching the over 75s after vaccinating nearly 5% of the population including care home residents and frontline health workers. Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou told
Limassol port has lost business in the four years since it was privatised, due to higher rates and competition from rival destinations, the owner and regulator told parliament this week with Opposition
By Lukman Otunuga, Senior Research Analyst at FXTM Asian shares found comfort just below record highs on Friday, with trading volumes low as markets in the region were closed for the Lunar
The top ten international banks, including industry leaders HSBC and Citi, cumulatively lost $23.01 bln in brand value in 2020, research has shown. Data compiled by Trading Platforms UK indicates that the
By Michael Olympios Joe Biden is no stranger to the State Department, during his first visit last week in his capacity as the new commander in chief, left many in Europe breathe
