Cyprus is rated as the 25th most dangerous place on the planet to drive a car, according to the World Health Organisation. According to a recent report on road traffic injuries compiled
It is too early to lift Covid-19 restrictions as although daily cases have stabilised they are still high at around 3,000, said virologist and government advisor Dr Petros Karayiannis He told the
The Audit Office has denied claims it was to blame for delays in constructing an LNG terminal, arguing its recent intervention was to stop Cyprus from being ‘blackmailed’ by the Chinese-led contractors.
The Toulouse Declaration marks a new chapter in Europe’s journey towards aviation’s net-zero 2050 goal; airports across the continent — including Larnaca and Paphos – have emerged as strong voices driving the
Although gender inequality exists, efforts to eradicate the pay gap between men and women in Cyprus produce results, said Labour Minister Zeta Emilianidou. “Despite progress in reducing the pay gap between men
Cyprus reported four coronavirus deaths on Sunday, with fewer daily cases that dropped to 2,214, and hospitalisations edged lower to 224, of whom 62 were critical. The health ministry said in its
It took a young British woman undaunted by her traumatic experience to give the dysfunctional Cyprus justice system a bloody nose. She had to suffer being victim-blamed in a rape case, branded
Climate change is on our doorstep. There is an urgency to address this global concern, and Cyprus can no longer drag its feet on this. No individual state can tackle climate challenges
It seems that despite the initial lukewarm reaction by politicians to properly investigate poor management of the Cyprus economy (many of whom have only themselves to blame), we are now experiencing the
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Saturday, as daily cases dropped to 2,568, but hospitalisations were up to 225 from 218 as were critical cases. The Health Ministry said in its Covid
