Cyprus has tightened the lid on the transmission of COVID-19 within the community as just 5 out of 31 cases reported in the fortnight between 3-16 June, involved locally acquired infections. Health
Cyprus said it will reduce the number of international students it accepts in a raft of sweeping changes to deter a spike in asylum seekers. Cypriot Interior Minister Nicos Nouris said that
After reassessing coronavirus data to see from which countries tourists are allowed entry with or without a COVID-19 health certificate after June 19, Cyprus has added France and Lebanon to the list.
Cyprus road deaths increased 6.1% last year ranking it a lowly 18th in the EU, according to the annual Road Safety PIN Report by the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC). The number
Nicosia aims to shorten the time required to review asylum requests and deal with manifestly unfounded applications, said Interior Minister Nicos Nouris. Speaking during a session of the House Committee on Legal
Cyprus on Wednesday managed to report no new coronavirus cases for a second consecutive day, the first time it has managed to do so since the outbreak began on March 9. Health
Larnaca Airport saw a lowly 7,000 passengers flying in and out in the first week since it reopened on 9 June when the lockdown was lifted on commercial flights. A year ago,
Cyprus should lower its expectations from tourism in 2020 as it will only get 30% of the nearly four million tourists that came last year due to coronavirus, said Tourism Minister Savvas
Authorities will need to be wary over letting people into the Cyprus Republic from the north through crossing points as Turkish Cypriot authorities reopened Tymbou (Ercan) airport on Wednesday. Member of the
Cyprus Defence Minister Savvas Angelides stressed to his European counterparts the need for an EU naval presence in the region due to Turkey’s destabilising activity in the Eastern Mediterranean. The briefing took
