The parents of a two-and-a-half-month-old baby girl who died on Saturday at the Makarios hospital for children were remanded in police custody for eight days by a Limassol court, following evidence the
Ukrainians fleeing to Cyprus to escape the war have pushed up demand for real estate rentals in Limassol and Paphos, say industry stakeholders. The Interior Ministry said the Republic had welcomed 2,935
Commissioner for Children’s Rights, Despo Michaelidou, has lashed out at authorities over “appalling” conditions under which unaccompanied migrant minors are living at the Pournara reception centre. The Commissioner has launched a probe
Cyprus has sent 150 tonnes of humanitarian aid to war-ravaged Ukraine, as a demonstration of “tangible solidarity” to the Ukrainian people, the Foreign Ministry said. The humanitarian aid was transported via cargo
Rwanda and the United Arab Emirates found their way back to the green category on Cyprus’ safe travel list based on a country’s COVID-19 epidemiological risk. A week after Cyprus lifted all
Cyprus reported three coronavirus deaths on Wednesday, all men, aged 71 to 77, as new daily cases dropped to 2,866, with hospitalisations climbing to 124, of whom 25 are critical. The Health
Cyprus has asked the EU’s top diplomat and security chief Josep Borrell why NATO member Turkey is not pulling its weight over the war in Ukraine. Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides is requesting
Cyprus has received almost 3,000 Ukrainians fleeing the war since Russia invaded last month, said the Interior Ministry Wednesday, fending off criticism that authorities responded inadequately to the humanitarian crisis. In a
The Health Ministry’s COVID-19 ‘test to stay’ school testing policy will be extended to include teaching staff at schools in the public and private sectors next Monday, 14 March. A ministry announcement
Cyprus is braced to lose revenue from Russian and Ukrainian tourists, as the economy is expected to lose around 2% of its GDP due to the Ukraine conflict. As the war in
