Cyprus health authorities will decide who gets the fourth shot of a COVID-19 vaccine following evidence that immunity offered by booster jabs starts to wane after a few months. A recent survey
The coronavirus pandemic took a financial toll on most Cypriot Small and Medium enterprises, with almost half of businesses forced to lay off staff, according to a recent survey. Some 83% of
The head of the European Union’s Frontex border agency said the repatriation of migrants is Cyprus’ “most urgent need”, and his agency is ready to facilitate flights to return rejected asylum seekers
Cyprus saw the coronavirus death rate leap to seven on Wednesday, with new cases continuing to drop to 2,549, while hospitalisations decreased to 175, of whom 43 were critical. The Health Ministry
Austria and Cyprus paid homage to the UN peacekeepers who died in 1974, honoured the thousands of ‘blue berets’ that served during the past six decades and reiterated their resolve to cooperate
Cyprus traffic police are getting “smarter” as they received close to 100 patrol vehicles equipped with state-of-the-art systems, including number plate recognition and portable speed cameras. Following the introduction of a new
Communications Minister Yiannis Karousos described as significant the reopening Wednesday after five years of closure of the newly upgraded and renovated Archaeological Museum of Larnaca. Speaking during the opening ceremony, he said
Demand for real estate of all types in Cyprus remains on an upward trend, according to the latest edition of the RICS Cyprus Property Price Index with KPMG. In the latest edition
The pandemic has accelerated banks’ plans to downsize by closing more branches and merging others while making the most of technological advancements. News site Stockwatch quoted Hellenic Bank sources saying the group
A four-year-old migrant girl, found by a UN patrol in the early hours walking in the buffer zone, close to Athienou, Larnaca, was reunited with her parents, as was her missing twin
