Cyprus health authorities on Monday confirmed two new coronavirus cases after reporting three the previous day, taking the total to 985 since the outbreak began on March 9. Health authorities said the
Turkish Cypriot leader Mustafa Akinci urged scientists to “think loud and clear” while expressing their views on the coronavirus situation in neighbouring Turkey, ahead of reopening ports in the occupied north of
Cyprus Health Ministry on Monday launched another free testing scheme for employees who returned to work after lockdown restrictions were lifted allowing gyms and hotels to open. A total of 10,000 employees
Cyprus Airways has launched its renewed schedule with flights to Greece, expanding the island’s limited connectivity due to the lockdown measures to stem the spread of coronavirus. Cyprus Airways will be increasing
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM Risk assets are being sold off sharply early Monday following last week’s return of volatility. After dropping below 24 in the first week of
Cyprus reported three new coronavirus cases late on Sunday, all from among people who had returned to Cyprus in the past few days, hours after the Ministry of Health said in its
Cyprus health authorities announced on Saturday there were no new confirmed COVID-19 cases, after conducting 1,613 laboratory tests, with the total remaining at 980. Cyprus reported zero cases for the fifth time
Cyprus confirmed five COVID-19 cases on Friday with all the new infections linked to people returning from the UK and Qatar on repatriation flights. The total number of cases in Cyprus has
Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides told his eurozone counterparts the coronavirus outbreak has taken its toll on the Cyprus economy, putting pressure on public finances. Talking with his counterparts during a teleconference, Petrides
By Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM Asian stocks on Friday extended the previous day’s declines, following the latest rout on Wall Street. The Dow Jones index saw prices sandwiched between its
