Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios is optimistic Cyprus can prevent another disastrous year blighted by coronavirus, despite the island depending solely on the decisions of other countries. Cyprus tourism is in crisis as
By Demetris Georgiades It is in the nature of Fiscal Councils to be prudent and to advocate for fiscal discipline. But under the unprecedented pandemic, there was a consensus even amongst Fiscal
Cyprus reported one death attributed to COVID-19 on Friday, with hospitalisations in decline, and a marginal increase in new daily cases to 60. The health ministry said that a 30 year old
Annita Demetriou, the first woman to be elected Speaker of the House, called for cooperation and unity when she met President Nicos Anastasiades on Friday. Demetriou had her first meeting with President
A demand to issue a temporary injunction order against the Cyprus health minister and the team of epidemiologists advising the government on handling the coronavirus outbreak has been dropped, the state’s legal
The Cypriot economy will recover in 2021, albeit at a more moderate pace than the previous projections due to lockdown measures in January and April, the Cyprus Central Bank forecasts. The projections
Cyprus’ vaccination rollout is paying dividends as the overwhelming majority of new COVID-19 cases involve people who have yet to be vaccinated, according to the Health Ministry. Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou tweeted
Some 68 beaches in Cyprus have been awarded the quality Blue Flag, ranking the island the first worldwide for the density of high-standard beaches. Agriculture and Environment Minister Costas Kadis awarded blue
The southwestern part of Larnaca’s famous Salt Lake (known as Lake Soros) is one of the few wetlands in Cyprus that hunting is permitted, and the area is polluted with lead pellets.
Cyprus reported four deaths attributed to COVID-19 on Thursday, after the two deaths the day before, with the death toll for June rising to 11 and the to-date figures since the pandemic
