Cyprus health authorities have yet to control the outbreak as things are “touch and go” with new coronavirus clusters springing up in Limassol, as the surge in Larnaca and Famagusta subsides. In
Cyprus health officials announced 13 new SARS-CoV-2 cases on Sunday, after a week of rapid changes that saw daily reports exceed 30, many linked to a worrying cluster growth among football clubs
Cyprus went to the big boys’ party at the European Council calling the shots on Turkey before having to eat humble pie dressed as a victory after climbing off its high horse.
Cyprus’ Transport Ministry is directing its energy to restore the island’s air connectivity as annual passenger traffic drops by 80% due to the coronavirus containment measures. “Cyprus’ air connectivity was bound to
Cyprus COVID-19 cases are still climbing with the Health Ministry on Saturday confirming another 22 cases from 3,477 tests, taking the total to 1,811 since the outbreak. There are chains of transmission
The Digital Security Authority (DSA) is bolstering efforts to enhance cybersecurity in Cyprus by addressing risks to essential services while creating a safer environment for investors and businesses. Recent comments by high
The traditional political parties have already embarked on their election campaigns, planning for May 2021, where they hope, at best, to maintain their seats in the 56-member House. Judging from the growing
Cyprus reported 17 new coronavirus cases on Friday as infections continue to be transmitted among high school students, football players in the Famagusta district and family clusters. The Health Ministry said total
Local tourism stakeholders are calling on authorities to relax ‘strict’ health protocols for coronavirus which is discouraging tourists from visiting Cyprus. The Cyprus Hotel Association, the Association of Cyprus Touristic Enterprises (ACTE),
If residents of Achna village do not get tested for COVID-19 as instructed or declare their close contacts, the only way to control the spread of coronavirus is a local lockdown, a
