With Cyprus health authorities struggling to put a lid on COVID-19 cases which have spiralled out of control in October, schools and private institutes seem to have been hit hard by the
Cyprus has come to the defence of French President Emmanuel Macron in strongly condemning “derogatory remarks” made by Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan . The Cyprus Foreign Ministry, on its official account, tweeted
Cyprus’ COVID-affected budget 2021 debate begins on Monday in parliament with some opposition MPs threatening to vote against it after the ‘golden passports’ debacle. Minister of Finance Constantinos Petrides will brief MPs
Cyprus reported 101 new cases of SARS-CoV-2 on Sunday, a relatively high number of infections, albeit at a stable level and the second lowest this week, compared to figures almost double that
Where Cyprus once seemed assured in its handling of the pandemic, cracks are appearing in its strategy to contain a much nastier second wave of coronavirus. There’s an air of trepidation and
It is a fact that real estate sales in Cyprus of some value refer to mainly foreign clients, some of the deals are an outcome of the sellers’ hospitality (mainly through food).
By Judith G. Garber Each October, the United States commemorates Cybersecurity Awareness Month to help inform people, businesses, and international partners on ways to protect personal data and proprietary information. This year,
Cyprus is sailing in choppy waters with the second wave of coronavirus threatening to overwhelm health authorities as daily cases notched up another three-digit figure. The Health Ministry on Saturday reported 130
The election of hardliner Ersin Tatar as the new Turkish Cypriot leader has sparked a public debate over whether peace talks in Cyprus based on a bizonal, bicommunal, federal solution are dead
Fury over the education ministry’s appointment of a male-dominated advisory council to set up a junior ministry for culture took the argument in the wrong direction. It drifted exactly where the administration
