With tensions rising in Europe, the National Guard participates in Greece’s multinational air exercise Iniochos launched this week, the Ministry of Defence confirmed. The annual medium-scale exercise (type INVITEX) is based at
Greek Cypriot Armida Books published a debut novel by a Turkish Cypriot author in a move described as a collaborative demonstration of tolerance and reconciliation. Metin Murat’s ‘The Crescent Moon Fox’ is
A fourth COVID-19 jab for the elderly and a first booster shot for children aged 12 to 17 will be available from Wednesday. In the first stage, health authorities call on the
Cyprus health authorities will be looking at hospital admissions before easing any more COVID measures, say experts. Despite a recent surge of COVID-19 infections pushing daily cases to a record high of
Cyprus supports the creation of a registration platform for all refugees from Ukraine to assist EU states in relocation and solidarity, Interior Minister Nicos Nouris said. He commented after Monday’s extraordinary meeting
Armenia has found its way back to the green category on Cyprus’ safe travel list based on COVID-19 risk, joining a select band of five countries. Cyprus has lifted all travel restrictions
Cyprus reported a record 6,494 coronavirus cases and three deaths on Monday, with hospitalisations increasing for the tenth day in a row to 190, and the national infection rate remaining above the
The European Commission called on member states to immediately end any existing investor citizenship schemes and withdraw citizenships granted to Russians or Belarusians sanctioned over Ukraine. Commission spokesperson Annita Hipper said Monday that
Despite the war in Ukraine and soaring prices, Cyprus tourism boss Savvas Perdios is confident the island will see the same number of tourist arrivals as it did in 2021. Last year,
Economists fear that hiking inflation now being fed by the war in Ukraine could trigger another debt crisis on the island as households struggle to pay off their loans. According to CyStat
