Cyprus took another step on Monday towards lifting lockdown measures to stem the spread of COVID-19, as more people returned to work, shops reopened and more than half of schools resumed classes,
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM Appetite for risk is not showing any signs of ebbing away. Asian stocks hovered near record highs in early Monday trade, with European and
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death and a drop in patient numbers, as well as new cases of COVID-19, as about 80,000 return to work, shops reopen and most schools restart on Monday.
A 63-year-old man died of COVID-19 on Saturday while infections remained stable as a record 36,000 tests were carried out as Cyprus prepares to open retail shops in lockdown exit. The man
The ongoing ‘golden passports’ saga this week and demolition of preserved buildings declared national heritage sites to make way for another concrete monstrosity in the heart of the capital, showed once again
An elderly man and a middle-aged woman died of COVID-19 on Friday, with 11 deaths in Cyprus so far this week as the number of new coronavirus cases started to rise again.
Hoteliers in Cyprus want the authorities to stick to the plan for a new list that will determine 56 countries as safe markets from March 1. The countries, where the junior ministry
With AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine on board, Cyprus’ slow-moving vaccination rollout is back on track as vaccinations pick up speed. Cyprus’ Health Ministry announced it will receive the first batch of 7,200 doses
Despite Cyprus succeeding in bringing a resurgence of COVID-19 under control, there is still transmission in the community while the health system is under pressure. The spread of coronavirus in Cyprus seems
Cyprus ranks second behind Denmark in the EU for coronavirus testing per population after ramping up its free test programme over the last two weeks, the Health Ministry said Friday. Cyprus continues
