Two young musicians are the latest victims added to Cyprus’ road death tally after their vehicle was involved in a collision with a bus on Sunday on the Limassol-Paphos highway. They were
Cyprus reported four more coronavirus deaths on Sunday, as daily cases dropped further to 3,012, but hospitalisations increased to 251 from the previous day, with the number of critical patients also on
Cyprus Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides resigned Sunday amid speculation he will run for the 2023 presidential elections. “My resignation is the result of a series of events and views, public or otherwise,
Under normal circumstances, there is no rational endeavour that should encourage revisiting the diplomatic graveyard of the Cyprus problem so early into another miserable year. We have lived so long with division
The time is ripe for enshrining the right to a healthy environment as a constitutional right. This will be a new right related to the realities of 21st-century living to combat the
It’s January again, like last year, people are thinking about how school classes will resume, when will restrictions be lifted for bars and restaurants, what sort of normalcy will return after two
Cyprus reported four coronavirus deaths on Saturday, as daily cases dropped but hospitalisations increased 6% to 244 from the previous day. The death toll rose to 654 after the four latest victims
Unlike past presidential races, the 2023 one has begun almost a year earlier than usual. Some believe that Achilleas Demetriades, a well-known human rights lawyer with moderate and pro-solution views, kick-started the
Cyprus’ fifth wave of the Covid pandemic fuelled by the Omicron variant is estimated to peak by January’s second or third week, said virologist Maria Koliou and government advisor. This could see
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths for the second day in a row on Friday, as the daily cases shot up again, to 5,244, with hospitalisations remaining at a high level of 230.
