Cyprus has launched the EU Digital Covid Certificate to facilitate smoother and safer travel across the European Union. Presenting the digital pass, which goes live on Thursday, Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos and
EU passengers flying to Cyprus from July 1 must hold a COVID-19 digital green pass to be allowed entry to the island, said the Transport Ministry on Thursday. According to the announcement,
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades is among 16 EU leaders who signed a joint letter vowing to “continue fighting against discrimination towards the LGBTI community”. The letter comes a day after the European
Cyprus is gearing up for introducing the EU’s digital COVID-19 Green Pass on 1 July to facilitate smoother international travel. In comments to state radio CyBC, Deputy Minister of Innovation Kyriakos Kokkinos
EU leaders will welcome de-escalation in the Eastern Mediterranean and recall they remain fully committed to a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus problem following the relevant UN Security Council resolutions. This is
Cyprus is closer to the European Centre for Disease Control’s green category status for coronavirus risk assessment, as its epidemiological indices have progressively improved. The island’s 14-day accumulative notification rate has dropped
More Cypriots believe that corruption has increased in their country over the past year than their fellow European citizens. According to Transparency International’s Global Corruption Barometer, Cyprus tops the list as 65%
Cyprus is in the bottom half of the EU 27 for preventing road deaths, as it failed to reach the goal to reduce fatalities by 50% in the decade from 2010-20. According
During a summit in Brussels, the EU and the US agreed that differences in the Eastern Mediterranean should be settled through dialogue in good faith and acceptance of international law. This is
The European Commission has stepped up legal action against Cyprus and Malta over their cash-for-passports schemes in a move that may eventually see them end up in court and face fines. The
