Gradually, the lockdown lid will be lifted from our daily lives in three weeks time but getting back to normal isn’t as easy as it sounds. The government has unveiled its plans
I know there is an overload of information going around with multiple views (often quite contradictive). Some talk about slight growth decelerations in the economy, others talk about double-digit falls in GDP,
One of the leading winemakers of Cyprus turned to social media platforms and web-based communication to overcome obstacles created by the lockdown, by offering online tasting sessions and an opportunity for people
Cyprus health authorities announced on Saturday seven new confirmed COVID-19 cases, from 1,731 tests, taking the total number since the outbreak to 864. In a statement, the Ministry of Health said there
With approximately 40% of the land area in Cyprus covered by forest, trees and bushes, our island needs a lot more green, notwithstanding our water shortage situation. The Ministry of Agriculture is
Nicosia announced new measures to help struggling animal breeders after plans to export kosher meat to Israel fell through, due to complications arising from EU law and complexities surrounding the procedure. The
The gradual lifting of lockdown measures, at a time when new coronavirus cases keep cropping up daily, albeit in single-digit rates, suggests that the government’s medical advisors succumbed to political pressure. Instead
Cyprus health authorities on Friday announced seven new confirmed cases of COVID-19, the same as the previous day, suggesting the coronavirus curve is flattening out. The daily rate remains under double figures
Cyprus GDP could drop between 7% to 14%, in an extreme scenario, according to two senior economists at the University of Cyprus who have published a position paper arguing extensive research based
Cyprus can boast it has contained the spread of coronavirus, as the reproductive rate (R0) of COVID-19 is now below 1, meaning that each infected carrier transmits the virus to less than
