Cyprus real estate and construction sectors are stressed from skyrocketing prices of building materials, making it harder to recover from the pandemic and scrapping of the ‘golden passports’ scheme. According to the
Government lead scientist Constantinos Tsioutis warns against growing complacency the pandemic is over, following data suggesting Omicron has boosted immunity levels while causing less severe disease. Taking to Twitter, the head of
In the next few days, it is quite likely that we shall come to see the stepping down of the UK’s prime minister, Boris Johnson, for holding parties at Number 10 during
Cyprus saw coronavirus deaths soar to eleven on Thursday, pushing January closer to the August figure of the deadliest month on record, as hospitalisations dropped slightly to 244 and new cases rose
Cannabis was the drug most used in Cyprus during COVID19 lockdowns, while there was a drop in the use of ecstasy, according to a survey presented by the EU drugs agency (EMCDDA).
The importance of the bilateral military cooperation program between Cyprus and Armenia plus Greece was reaffirmed during an official visit of the National Guard chief, Lieutenant General Demokritos Zervakis. A statement on
Cyprus struggles to cope with high numbers of asylum seekers, as in the first 18 days of January, over 700 migrants have filed applications for international protection. According to data cited by
Scientists feel Cyprus has finally built a strong immunity wall against the coronavirus due to a high vaccination rate against Omicron spreading among the population. In comments to Phileleftheros daily, epidemiologist Dr
Health authorities will be handing out the second batch of COVID-19 self-testing kits to fully jabbed people on the island. Confident the first batch of self-testing kits distributed in December helped to
American Academy Larnaca students collected school supplies sent in backpacks to 40 students in an area devastated by last summer’s huge Greek wildfires. Supplies were sent to the Ayia Anna High School
