Scientists see no reason to ease COVID-19 measures before Easter Sunday on 2 May, as Cyprus’ current epidemiological picture and public reluctance to get vaccinated make it almost impossible. Experts advising the
Cyprus reported an increase in new coronavirus cases on Monday, rising to 528 from 470 the day before, with hospitalised patients remaining at a high of 225. Of these 56 are in
The number of COVID-19 patients treated in hospital has reached a record 225 people, with 57 in a serious condition. In comments to the Cyprus News Agency on Monday, the spokesman of
Cyprus’ vaccination program will reach people aged 53 on Friday, as the Health Ministry announces more COVID-19 jabs are available to book with thousands of AstraZeneca doses snubbed. The online appointments portal
A former high-ranking cleric of the Church of Cyprus will go on trial before the Larnaca Criminal Court on 26 April to face charges of rape and faces a separate historic indecent
The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is trying to determine whether there is common ground on what should be achieved at the 5+1 Cyprus conference in Geneva later this month. In preparation, UN
Cyprus’ Health Ministry responded to criticism over the government’s coronavirus handling, referring to the high number of rapid tests and its vaccination rollout to those in their 50s. The ministry said the
Cyprus’ public debt widened to €26 bln, or 124% of GDP at the end of February, pushed by increased government borrowing to support the real economy during the coronavirus pandemic. Rising public
Cyprus reported a mild increase in new coronavirus cases to 470 on Sunday, with the number of patients treated for COVID-19 also on the up, rising to 225 and nearing the national
Cyprus has the thankless task of trying to persuade Europe that Turkey is a regional bullyboy which cannot be trusted no matter how important the country strategically. Nicosia often sounds like the
