Cyprus is one of 23 countries that participated in the Europe-wide coordinated action days against human trafficking for labour exploitation, which took place between 31 May and 6 June. According to the
Hourly labour costs decreased in Cyprus by 1.7% in the first quarter of 2021, while in the rest of the euro area, they increased 1.5% year-on-year; it was a higher 1.7% in
Cyprus’ hopes of salvaging a blighted coronavirus summer have been rekindled, as UK government officials and Tory MPs campaign to convince Prime Minister Boris Johnson to lift travel restrictions for fully vaccinated
The impoverishment of the Turkish Cypriots in the occupied north has worsened by the tumbling Turkish Lira due to political instability in Turkey, pushing inflation upwards and reducing their purchasing power. A
Interior Minister Nicos Nouris thanked Poland for donating 80 housing units at a new Reception Centre for Applicants for International Protection, saying it puts EU solidarity into practice. Speaking at the centre’s opening ceremony,
Cyprus reported no deaths attributed to the coronavirus for a second day in a row on Wednesday, as hospitalisations and new daily infections increased mildly to 38 and 68, respectively. The health
More Cypriots believe that corruption has increased in their country over the past year than their fellow European citizens. According to Transparency International’s Global Corruption Barometer, Cyprus tops the list as 65%
Cyprus sports fans can once again cheer their favourite team or athlete after more than a year of COVID-19 restrictions, as the Health Ministry said Wednesday stadia could hold up to 50%
A 35-year-old woman from Georgia was arrested for entering the island illegally after police stopped her for not wearing a mask properly during a routine COVID check at Paphos Mall. It was
Cyprus is in the bottom half of the EU 27 for preventing road deaths, as it failed to reach the goal to reduce fatalities by 50% in the decade from 2010-20. According
