Cyprus on Saturday recorded a record low one new coronavirus case since the outbreak on March 9, suggesting the island is managing the lockdown exit. One new case of COVID-19 was detected in Cyprus from 1,978 tests, health
By Yiannis Tirkides No one negates the risks. There are grave concerns, by many, that the amassing of debt by the private and the public sectors alike, as a consequence of the
By Panos Danos The effects of the pandemic on Cyprus real estate are intensifying as the uncertainty in conjunction with the government lockdown of the past three months has literally frozen the
By Chris Michael When the elephants fight, it’s the grass that suffers most, according to the famous saying, and this has been proven many times over. Now, with the coronavirus pandemic, we
By Phedonas Phedonos Policies introduced to tackle the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic relies on a fundamentally wrong perception of what it actually is. It perceives the coronavirus crisis as
Cyprus has once again reported its lowest number of coronavirus cases since the outbreak started on 9 March with just two new infections at the end of the first working week since
President Nicos Anastasiades on Friday assuaged concerns of parents, teachers and students over the reopening of schools, after confusion on whether health experts said it was safe to go back. With all
Cyprus’ economy will take three years to recover fully post-coronavirus after suffering a 13% decline in 2020, according to the worst-case scenario in the Finance Ministry’s stability programme. The worst-case scenario was
By Nicos Tripatsas The spread of coronavirus has brought catastrophic consequences, especially the loss of hundreds of thousands of our fellow human beings, while the damage to the global economy is enormous.
Cyprus healthcare workers and those aged over 60 are the most affected by the coronavirus pandemic, making up 46% of all COVID-19 cases, latest data indicates. Health Ministry data shows health workers
