On the eve of a make-or-break UN-led conference to find common ground for the resumption of stalled Cyprus talks, the one thing missing is optimism that differences can be overcome. Cyprus President
Cyprus has entered into lockdown again to stop a new wave of coronavirus fuelled by the more potent UK variant as hospital admissions reach record highs. Since the pandemic began in March
By Katerina Michael Digitalisation is the conversion of data and processes, a transformation of the already known and established processes of everyday life. More than just making existing data digital, digitalisation embraces
Cyprus’ worsening epidemiological picture is deterring tour operators, while countries are placing the holiday island “off-limits”. A looming two-week lockdown lasting until 9 May, has done little to improve its image abroad.
Following the abolition of the Cyprus Investment Programme regarding the “sale” of Cypriot passports, a new revised scheme was introduced for permanent residency visas and expanded with some changes. As of 24.3.2021,
From 26 April, Cyprus will be on 14-day lockdown, a nighttime curfew from 9 pm, people allowed to leave their homes once a day, while non-essential shops will close, including gyms and
Cyprus on Friday declared it would enter its third national lockdown since the pandemic began after a surge in coronavirus cases threatens to overwhelm the health service. After a cabinet meeting on
Larnaca is becoming Cyprus’ new COVID-19 hotspot with the highest test positivity rate overtaking Limassol, the Health Ministry’s weekly report indicates. Cyprus’ overall 14-day cumulative rate of coronavirus cases has reached a
Cyprus posted a fiscal deficit of €1.19 bln, which corresponds to 5.7% of GDP, as the government tried to borrow its ways out of the pandemic, the Statistical Service said on Thursday.
Even before the tourist season kicks off, 100,000 seats from Russia have been lost overnight due to Cyprus’ bad COVID-19 performance. Local tour operators confirmed to the Financial Mirror they have been
