A row has broken out between Cyprus Antiquities Department and a British company excavating ancient shipwrecks in the Eastern Mediterranean, over a treasure of artefacts confiscated by Cypriot authorities back in 2015.
Coronavirus cases in Cyprus remained in the single-digit range on Thursday as health authorities announced only seven new COVID-19 infections, one up from the previous day. After spiking to 15 on Tuesday,
Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides said the government aims for an economic recovery to start by the fourth quarter of 2020, as the road map for rebooting the covid-battered economy begins earlier than
As the majority of people will be returning to work on Monday, the Cyprus Health Ministry announced that employees serving clients will have to wear a face mask. Employees working in public
Government ministers on Thursday mapped out the path that Cyprus will follow until mid-July to end the strict lockdown that the country has been under since the outbreak almost two months ago.
Cyprus Central Bank Governor Constantinos Herodotou warned that in managing the economy’s resources planning should go beyond the short-term, as the COVID-19 pandemic will have consequences well into 2021. “We must think
Following President Nicos Anastasiades declaration that Cyprus will begin phased easing of COVID-19 lockdown measures from May 4, the British Bases said it will follow the same guidelines. “The drawdown measures in
Bird trapping levels have fallen in the British Bases but increased in the Cyprus Republic, according to a report on illegal poaching of birds. BirdLife Cyprus’ latest report, on autumn 2019 trapping
Going to the dentist will also be a painful experience for your finances after dentists said customers will be charged extra to cover the cost of safety measures required during the coronavirus
Cyprus will begin to lift strict lockdown measures from May 4 to get its economy back on track after a two-month shutdown to stem the coronavirus outbreak, Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades said
