Cyprus reported 12 deaths in the weekly Covid bulletin on Friday, raising the death toll since the pandemic started to 1,027, five of which were in the final days of April. Hospitalisations
The percentage of fully vaccinated adults against COVID-19 in Cyprus has reached 86.7%, according to the Health Ministry. Evagoras Tambouris, deputy director of Nursing Services at the Health Ministry, told CNA that 12,553
Former Cyprus problem negotiator Andreas Mavroyiannis is AKEL’s choice of candidate for the Presidential elections in February 2023. Following a two-day session, the left main opposition party’s political bureau decided to back
A 25-year-old British tourist was arrested as a suspect in the hit and run fatal accident in Ayia Napa that cost the life of 46-year-old Camilla Christina Pamdahl from Sweden. The 25-year-old
Real estate stakeholders are concerned over the immediate prospects of the construction sector and warn against being duped by an upward trend in property sales, as the war in Ukraine will harm
Cyprus meteorological services are hoping to predict regional weather fronts quicker and more accurately after signing an agreement with the met offices of Greece and Israel. The MoU aims to optimise weather
Prime Minister of Luxembourg Xavier Bettel is paying Cyprus an official visit on Thursday with Ukraine, energy security and the migration crisis on the agenda of the talks. The head of the
President Nicos Anastasiades wants to see the police report on the incident of football hooliganism, during which 20-year-old bystander Evripides Frangou was left with burns covering 45% of his body. Several days
The University of Cyprus downgraded its projection for economic GDP growth this year to 2.6% due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, warning of potential deterioration in asset quality in the banking
The construction industry is suffering as the price hike of raw materials continues, with developers crushed under higher costs as they are deprived of Russian money. Developers say some private projects in
