An eleven-month old Turkish Cypriot baby, Asya Polatli, was admitted at Makarios children’s hospital on Monday to undergo a rare gene treatment for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). The little girl and her
Larnaca’s newest retail jewel, the Metropolis Mall, opened its doors on September 16, with tens of thousands of consumers flocking in to get a taste of what the new talk of the
Economic sentiment dropped by 1.5 points in September, despite a steady recovery since April, due to weakened business confidence in services and, to a smaller extent, from a fall in construction confidence,
Cyprus upgraded France, Spain and the Netherlands from its high-risk ‘red’ to the medium-risk ‘orange’ category, while keeping its safest ‘green’ category unchanged under the latest COVID travel risk assessment released on
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Sunday, a further drop in new cases to 78 and a gradual increase in hospitalisations to 79. The health ministry said in its daily Covid bulletin
Consumers in Cyprus should not get carried away by a 10% discount on their next two electricity bills, due to rising penalties the Electricity Authority has to pay for the right to
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Saturday, a drop in new cases below 100 and a single increase in hospitalisations. The health ministry said in its daily Covid bulletin that an 88
We have studied the announcement by the Small Business Owners Association (POVEK) warning the state not to reduce subsidies the Government is paying them. The Association declared that approximately 20-25% of the
After more than a year and a half of living with lockdowns and restrictive measures, people want to know when the nightmare will be ending, with scientists not able to put a
President Nicos Anastasiades appeared disappointed on Friday that the lack of implementation of UN resolutions have allowed Turkey the audacity to pass itself off as a victim. “I stand here before you,
