Cyprus has decided to get clever with technology as it seeks to upgrade its towns with smart lighting poles which will not only replace older, less efficient streetlights but keep people connected.
By Natalie Leonidou Coronavirus has scarred Cyprus’ economic landscape with lockdown and travel restrictions hurting tourism with many hotels struggling to stay afloat as tourists stay away. The abrupt border closure and
Cyprus confirmed another two new COVID-19 cases on Friday involving people with a recent travel history to the UK. The first case involved an Indian student who arrived on 5 July from
Cyprus airports are seeing passenger traffic pick up post-COVID19 lockdown after a slow start in June with around 5,500 travellers a day. Airports re-opened on June 9 for the first time since
Cyprus reported a jump in new daily cases of coronavirus with six instances reported on Thursday, the second time it has diverted from a month-long pattern of low single digits or zero
Turkey’s continued gas drilling inside Cyprus waters is sending Europe the wrong message about its willingness to follow international norms and cooperate with its neighbours, said Germany. German Foreign Ministry spokesperson Christopher
Despite a minor increase in expenditure in scientific research and experimental development, Cyprus is still third from bottom in the EU R&D league table, just above Malta and Romania. Total R &
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades will meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Brussels on Thursday as Nicosia goes on a diplomatic offensive to buffer Turkey’s actions in the East Med. Germany currently holds
Cyprus confirmed another two new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, one involving a person with a recent travel history to Romania and a local infection. The first case was a passenger from Romania
Two new photovoltaic parks financed by RCB Bank have been successfully connected to the national grid, adding another 7.5MW to Cyprus’ renewable energy capacity. The financing to park owners Galascope was provided
