Cyprus reported zero new coronavirus cases on Wednesday for the third time in July with total infections staying at 1,040 since the outbreak while the breakaway north confirmed five cases. The Republic’s
British tourists will not save the day as initially hoped as they will have a hard time booking a Cyprus holiday before the end of August as tour operators refuse to include
Flights to Cyprus are mostly half empty but authorities hope to see traffic at its airports pick up in the coming weeks, as travel lockdowns introduced to stem the spread of COVID-19
Cyprus Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou said the government is prepared to address a possible new COVID-19 outbreak to ensure it has minimum impact on patients and the healthcare system. “We are proud
Cyprus confirmed another two new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, after zero cases the day before, involving a Portuguese footballer and a local infection. The first case was a footballer from Portugal who
Cyprus has placed its order for some 1.2 million of the COVID-19 vaccine Oxford University is working on with pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca, through the European Union, the Health Ministry said Tuesday. After
Cyprus is pleased with a “historic” deal among EU leaders clinching an unprecedented €1.8 tln budget plus COVID-19 Recovery Fund to fix coronavirus-throttled economies. After a fractious summit lasting almost five days,
A yellow alert was issued for extremely hot weather for Tuesday as Cyprus endures another scorching heatwave with maximum temperatures breaching the 40-degree Celsius barrier. The met office issued the alert, warning
Cyprus reported zero new coronavirus cases on Monday for the first time since 3 July which means the total number of positive cases remains at 1038 and 19 deaths since the outbreak.
Ten women have been denied entry into Cyprus and are currently being held at Larnaca airport after a tip-off claimed they were to engage in sham marriages with third-country nationals. The women,
