Following the collapse of the discredited Citizenship for Investment Scheme, and the consequent loss of foreign funds in real estate, Cyprus has turned to tech firms as the next big thing. Stakeholders
Opposition parties may have won the battle, by throwing out next year’s state budget for the first time in decades, and giving the government a bloody nose, but they have not won
Cyprus continues to be swamped by the second wave of COVID-19 as it eagerly awaits the arrival of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine later this month. December has been the deadliest month since the
Cyprus took delivery Saturday of a pair of medical freezers that will store the first batch of coronavirus vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech, with the vaccination expected to commence on December 27, in line
The government’s decision to keep a ban on shopping malls and churches from opening to the public over the festive season has come under fire by clerics and businesses. And COVID-19 intervention
Cyprus President Nikos Anastasiades will be among the first to get vaccinated against COVID-19 to encourage people to also take the vaccine. Government spokesman Kyriakos Kousios told CNA, The President “will do
Two deaths announced on Friday from COVID-19 and 410 new infections confirmed December as the worst month since the pandemic started, accounting for nearly half the death toll of 87. The Health
Nicosia has overtaken Limassol as the island’s COVID-19 hotspot as more than half of all cases diagnosed in the last 14 days were reported in the district while Larnaca and Famagusta also
With two weeks to spare, December is already Cyprus’ deadliest month since the pandemic started in March with the death toll from COVID-19 at 36. According to the latest national surveillance report
Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides on Friday said parliament’s 2021 budget rejection came at the worst possible time, putting the brakes on government fast-tracking economic recovery from COVID-19. Although the government is preparing
