Cyprus on Wednesday announced only two more coronavirus cases, but the COVID-19 death toll rose to 17 after an elderly woman died from the virus. The two new cases were detected after
Cyprus on Wednesday said a chartered flight from China carrying 36 tonnes of Covid-19 medical supplies was diverted to Moscow after Turkey denied the aircraft entry into its airspace. Cypriot Transport Minister
Cyprus’ Attorney General is mulling over whether to intervene in the case of a love-struck Romeo who was jailed for 45 days after breaking COVID-19 curfew to see his girlfriend. Many deem
Turkey is likely to see a contraction of 3.5% in 2020 because of the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said in its latest macroeconomic forecast.
Cyprus travel agents are placing their bets on the autumn months as, if all goes well, the majority of countries will have lifted restrictive measures introduced to stem the coronavirus pandemic. Chairman
There is no reason to believe coronavirus will disappear from Cyprus with a likely second wave expected in the autumn, said infection control expert Constantinos Tsioutis. He said society must get used
The government is preparing for the second stage of COVID-19 lockdown relaxations next week, but the move depends on Cyprus assessing latest epidemiological data with scientists. The second stage is scheduled for
Air carriers are selling tickets for flights scheduled for dates from 1 June while the Cypriot authorities have yet to decide on when and how Cyprus airports are to reopen. Cyprus authorities
Cyprus continues to keep a firm grip on the spread of coronavirus as it announced only two new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday and one more death that was not directly attributed to
A love-struck Romeo was sentenced to 45 days in prison after being found guilty of breaking Cyprus lockdown to go visit his girlfriend during the coronavirus pandemic. The 35-year-old, from Famagusta, said
