Cyprus reported four COVID-19 deaths on Friday, two fewer than last week, with a significant drop in new infections and a stable number of hospitalisations. The health ministry said in its weekly
MPs are reviewing a bill introducing hefty fines for dog owners who abandon their pets, leading to a huge increase in strays in Cyprus. According to the new legislation, abandoning a dog
President Nikos Christodoulides received positive signals to his call for more direct EU involvement in Cyprus talks during his contacts in Brussels. Government sources said there was a positive response and that
All public transport will be free this Saturday as part of a campaign marking Earth Hour 2023, said the Transport Ministry. According to a joint announcement by the ministry and the Office
Methamphetamine and cocaine use are on the rise in Cyprus, compared to previous years, says a European wastewater analysis report on drug use that included over 100 cities. According to the survey,
Cyprus’ water reserves are dangerously low, as the island’s dams are currently recording one of the worst inflows for a decade despite recent storms. Since October, when the rainy season began, water
Cyprus’ diplomatic network abroad is being upgraded with the reopening and opening of four embassies in 2023. Foreign Ministry’s spokesperson Theodoros Gotsis, said Cyprus’ High Commission in Nairobi, Kenya, reopened in February.
Annual inflation in February rose by 6.7% as fuel prices continued their downward trend after hitting an all-time peak last summer. According to the Cyprus Statistical Service, the increase in the cost
Cypriots can expect an Easter shock as food prices rise, according to the latest survey by the Consumer Protection Service, while market stakeholders warn of further hikes. According to the Commerce Ministry’s
Cyprus joined EU member states as a signatory to a project led by the European Defence Agency for the collaborative procurement of ammunition. The collaborative procurement of ammunition includes the possibility of
