As the Republic reported a record high of 952 new COVID-19 cases, Turkish Cypriots also have a hard time containing a resurgence of infections. On Wednesday, Turkish Cypriot health authorities reported 97
After Cyprus hit a record-high 952 new coronavirus cases, health authorities urged unvaccinated people to get a COVID-19 jab to contain the fourth wave of mass infections. On Thursday, the Health Ministry
Building permits issued in Cyprus jumped 46,7% annually in the four months from January – April, reflecting increased economic activity in the construction sector as Covid containment measures were eased. While most
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen praised the firefighters and rescue teams who were on the front line of the devastating fires that ravaged through 55 sq.km. of Cyprus forests over
Cyprus reported a record 952 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, shattering the previous all-time high of 941, which triggered a two-week lockdown in late April. The number of new infections continued to
The Cabinet has approved a €6 mln budget to compensate people who lost their homes and businesses in the island’s worst wildfire, including families of the four Egyptian workers who perished. Interior
The government on Wednesday reintroduced the use of the Safe Pass for outdoor and indoor hospitality and other venues where people gather in large numbers to stem a new outbreak of COVID-19.
Residential property sales have shot up by 38% in the first half of 2021 compared to the same period in coronavirus-stricken 2020. According to the Land Registry Office data, registered residential property
If Turkey proceeds with reopening fenced-off Varosha, it will be the death-knell of the Cyprus peace process, said President Nicos Anastasiades has warned. Addressing a reception for the 245th anniversary of US independence,
Following a new wave of COVID-19 cases, Cyprus tourism stakeholders despair, holding out little hope the season can recover in August. On Tuesday, another 827 coronavirus cases marked two weeks of rapid
