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
Cyprus will lift all travel restrictions for the fully vaccinated against COVID-19 from 1 March, regardless of their country of origin. The Cabinet on Wednesday approved a new action plan for the
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths for the first time in five days on Wednesday, with new cases marginally up to 2,226 and fewer hospitalisations at 248. The Health Ministry said in its
From 31 January, the validity of the certificate issued for those who have recovered from COVID-19 will be reduced from 180 days to 90 days. The Health Ministry said Wednesday this change
A 53-year-old Paralimni man investigated for assaulting a headmaster in a COVID row involving his daughter was found to have violated coronavirus rules by speaking at a ceremony and going to work
Cyprus will release funds of €1.2 mln to identify 2,500 small bones that would help identify Cypriots who disappeared during the Turkish invasion. Presidential Commissioner Photis Photiou said identifying the bones, which
Nicosia could see rare snowfall on Wednesday evening, as the island braces for the coldest winter night with freezing temperatures. According to weather observer Eric Kitas of KitasWeather, there is a 90%
