By Peter Van der Borgh When considering effective ways to achieve net zero emissions, policymakers tend to focus on renewable energy sources and greener means of transport, often ignoring a key element
Consumers have been told to brace for a ‘perfect storm’ on prices of essential goods, particularly food and fresh produce, as an increase in demand following the pandemic, rough weather conditions and
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths on Friday, the third time this week, as new daily cases remained well above the 3,000 mark and dipped from the previous day to 3,859, with hospitalisations
Cyprus is witnessing another surge in COVID-19 cases, as health authorities report that the island’s 14-day notification rate has increased by 21% reaching an average 3,771.2 daily from 3116.4 reported two weeks
The invasion of the Russian military in Ukraine is at the forefront of the international scene. The world’s attention has turned, with grave concern, to what is happening in Ukraine. This invasion
A leading indicator that serves as an early warning signal for changes in Cyprus economic activity, saw a year-on-year growth in February, prior to the full scale of the current crisis with
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Thursday, as new daily cases remained above the 3,000 mark and rose further to 3,951, with hospitalisations dropping to 113, of whom 22 remain in a
Rising prices of raw materials in Cyprus are largely to blame for a growing trade deficit, wider by almost 20% in January, compared to the same month last year, according to stakeholders.
Cyprus will be looking to upgrade its role as an alternative energy hub and supplier to the EU, making the most of its untapped natural gas reserves and upcoming electricity interconnectors with
More than one out of ten adults in Cyprus have not been vaccinated against COVID-19, unfazed by the high number of cases and deaths that reached 900 on the second anniversary of
