Cyprus’ epidemiological data has dangerously deteriorated to a 14-day cumulative rate of 207.9 COVID-19 cases per 100,000 population with over half the infections in the Limassol hotspot. Compared to the data available
As a second wave crashes down on Europe, Cyprus’ safe travel list has just six countries not needing a negative COVID-19 test to gain entry, none of them are from the EU.
Cyprus said the European Commission’s Autumn Economic Forecast is in line with government estimates of recession this year and rebound in 2021 but the outlook remains uncertain without a coronavirus vaccine. The
Just as Cyprus saw the rate of daily cases gradually subside, Thursday saw a new record of 233 SARS-CoV-2, half of which were identified through contact tracing from confirmed coronavirus infections. To
After imposing an overnight curfew with catering establishments closing at 10.30 pm, the government has introduced more schemes worth €150 mln to support business, workers and the unemployed. Labour Minister Zeta Emilianidou
If new coronavirus containment restrictions are observed then Cyprus will see a steady but gradual decrease in COVID-19 cases within two weeks, said an expert on infectious diseases. Maria Koliou, chairwoman of
A night-time curfew until November 30 imposed by authorities to flatten the second wave of coronavirus could see hundreds of restaurants and bars facing closure, after surviving lockdown in March. As the
Cyprus has introduced a three-tier system of measures to contain coronavirus while tackling the hotspots of Limassol and Paphos to ensure islandwide transmission is buffered. Most of the new restrictions like the
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Strategist at FXTM Markets continue to look through the political uncertainty across the pond as measures of volatility collapse, while investors find solace in trusty growth stocks that
To avoid total lockdown, Cyprus is imposing a night-time curfew from Thursday until November 30 in a bid to blunt a sharp spike in coronavirus cases and protect the health service. A
