Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths on Wednesday for the second time this week, as new daily cases remained above the 3,000 mark and rose further to 3,714, pushing the infection rate beyond
The Health Ministry’s ‘test to stay’ school testing programme will be extended to include public and private kindergarten and primary education children in Cyprus as of Monday, March 21. The cabinet decided
Cyprus expects to be hit the hardest in the sectors of tourism and energy supplies, a senior government official told the EU finance ministers’ meeting (Ecofin) in Brussels, echoing warnings from rating
The Finance Ministry has revised its inflation forecast for Cyprus this year from an initial 1.5% to 4%, amid a hike in fuel prices in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Tuesday, as new daily cases remained above the 3,000 mark but dropped to 3,294, with hospitalisations rising to 108, of whom 17 are critical. The Health
Cyprus’ tourism sector is not throwing in the towel in the aftermath of the war in Ukraine, and is pinning its hopes on alternative markets with the hope of maintaining holidaymakers at
The British Sovereign Base Areas on Tuesday said that customs officials busted fuel smuggling operations at the Pergamos and Strovilia crossing points, putting an end to illicit trade from the occupied north
Cyprus health authorities are ushering in a second COVID-19 booster shot for the elderly and the immunocompromised, amid concerns over a stubbornly high number of deaths that topped 902 since the pandemic
Cyprus’ significant links with Russia have increased the downside risks to otherwise strong medium term economic prospects for the island, rating agency DBRS said in a commentary, echoing concerns by local firms
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths for the first time in three weeks on Monday, as new daily cases jumped back up beyond the 3,000 mark and rose to 3,782, with hospitalisations dropping
