By Charalambos Pitros The Cyprus real estate market is held hostage by the novel coronavirus, and its performance is going to get worse before it gets better. The effects on real estate
Cyprus confirmed another seven new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, involving a returning Bulgarian and a person with a travel history to the US, as well as three more from Limassol, where a
Hoteliers fear they are in for the worst August on record for tourist arrivals with the majority of smaller hotels refraining from reopening even during what is normally the busiest month of
Sending political shockwaves, Cyprus centre-right Democratic Party (DIKO) saw three of its 10 MPs, two senior officials walk out in defiance to form their own parliamentary group on Tuesday. The sudden announcement
Cyprus Residency Planning Group (CRPG) and SSAFA on Tuesday submitted the first batch of residency applications from vulnerable UK nationals to the Interior Ministry. The two charities are helping British nationals settle
Cyprus will be introducing a new generation of biometric passports from 30 July, replacing the older version but people are having to wait for a new ID card. The Civil Registry and
The UN Security Council is expected to adopt unanimously on Tuesday a resolution renewing for a further six months the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) mandate with minor changes. In its
From 1 August, Cyprus will be adding the UK to its ‘safe’ list but will not allow entry to visitors from Bulgaria or Algeria after health authorities revised their COVID-19 risk. These
Three new COVID-19 cases were reported on Monday raising the total number of coronavirus infections in Cyprus to 1,060. Two of Monday’s infections were directly connected to a cluster forming in Limassol
A 47-year-old Greek Cypriot woman returning from a trip to the Greek island of Mykonos was charged with assaulting a Paphos airport official after refusing to take a random coronavirus test. Cyprus
