As Cyprus coronavirus cases continue to climb, the number of patients treated for COVID-19 in hospitals has increased putting a strain on the country’s health system while patients are getting younger. In
COVID travel restrictions continue to have a big impact with Cyprus tourist arrivals in September plummeting 83.4% from the same month last year. Arrivals reached 87,334 in September compared to 524,707 in
A member of the presidential security detail has been infected with the coronavirus after a visit to Limassol, government spokesperson Kyriacos Koushos said Monday. Speaking to reporters, Koushos confirmed that one of
The second annual British Bases police Cycle Challenge has raised more than €40,000 for two Cypriot cancer charities, said organisers Monday. The 17 October event saw cyclists start in the early hours
Electricity interconnectors bridging Cyprus with the broader geographical region are crucial for its diplomacy while improving its game to become a clean energy hub. In an interview with Phileleftheros daily, Andreas Poullikkas,
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades on Monday congratulated right-wing Turkish Cypriot nationalist Ersin Tatar on his election victory, calling on him to back a new United Nations-led peace initiative. “The verdict of our
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM Equity markets in Asia kicked off the week on a positive note along with US futures, as investors digested China’s GDP data and some
Cyprus health officials announced 63 new cases of SARS-CoV-2 on Sunday after a rollercoaster week that saw daily cases spike to 202 on Saturday, due to clusters linked to cafés and shisha
Incumbent Mustafa Akinci and Ankara’s chosen Ersin Tatar cast their votes Sunday in the second round of elections for Turkish Cypriot leader that could also revive peace talks on the divided island
Cyprus is fighting a losing battle in containing a much larger second wave of coronavirus after recording a record 202 COVID-19 cases on Saturday. The figure is double the 94 cases on
