Cyprus could not wave goodbye to August without another heatwave to get it through the summer with maximum temperatures expected to soar to 40 degrees Celsius and above over the next three
By Christos Kalli Since 1650, when ‘small talk’ first appeared as a neologism in John Trapp’s theological book on proverbs Solomonis panaretos, it has proven to be a particularly apt name to
Cyprus confirmed 14 more Covid-19 infections on Friday after a lower than the average number of 2,917 tests conducted taking total cases to 1,481 since the outbreak. Friday’s cases are higher than
The average age of COVID-19 cases in Cyprus has dropped from 47 last month to 39 years in late August according to the latest epidemiological bulletin issued by the Ministry of Health.
Good news for Larnaca as residents long-standing demand for the demolition of fuel and gas storage tanks on the town’s coast is expected to be realised in a year. Fuel and gas
Cyprus Police confirmed that they have launched a criminal investigation into the case of a Larnaca teenager who broke his quarantine to go to play for his academy team AEK. As a
Bank of Cyprus posted first-half losses of €126 mln, of which a hefty €100 mln was booked in the second quarter alone with the CEO attributing the downfall to its Project Helix
Cyprus’ Audit Office on Friday said it launched a probe into the government’s passport for investment scheme after shaming accusations it was exploited by criminals. Qatar-based broadcaster Al-Jazeera reported that dozens of
By Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM The Nikkei 225 ended the week 1.4% lower and the Japanese Yen broke to the stronger side of the 106 psychological level against the US
The struggling travel industry might get a last-minute reprieve as Sweden’s top tour operator and the UK’s Tui are expected to resume flights to Cyprus from September 14, but tourism stakeholders are
