A nine-month loan repayment freeze and a €1.4 bln capital release issued to the banks, gave time for the economy to recover from the shock of COVID-19 lockdown, said Cyprus Central Bank
Cyprus coronavirus transmission rate (R0) has declined even further to 0.65 per infected person, according to the latest epidemiological data released by the Ministry of Health. According to data, updated on 2
Cyprus is winning the fight to contain the coronavirus outbreak reporting zero cases of COVID-19 on Thursday with the total number of infections remaining at 958. Health authorities have managed to reach
Cyprus could permit entry to UK tourists in the next few weeks although travellers might need to present evidence of a negative coronavirus PCR test or take one on arrival, said Tourism
Cyprus has been successful in controlling COVID-19 but must keep on its toes while the EU should improve the overall quality of healthcare to be better positioned to deal with pandemics, said
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades will visit Israel on June 23 to promote joint defence, tourism ties and discuss Turkey’s tension-raising activities in the region. Government spokesman Kyriacos Koushos told the Cyprus News
Cyprus’ Natural Gas Infrastructure Company (ETYFA) has issued notice to proceed with the international consortium awarded the contract to build an LNG Import Terminal, the island’s largest energy project. According to ETYFA’s
Foreign ministers of Greece, Cyprus and Jordan, have agreed, when conditions allow, to travel to Iraq to promote regional cooperation. Cyprus Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides participated in a teleconference with his counterparts
Cyprus experienced the hottest May on record as an extreme week-long heatwave gripped the island pushing temperatures to peak at 44.4° Celsius, the meteorology office data shows. As Cyprus prepared to exit
Unemployment in Cyprus increased to 8.9% (41,000 people) in April from 7.5% the month before as the economy felt the full effects of COVID-19 lockdown measures. The jobless rate was 8.5% among
