Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides said the Cyprus economy would become more robust by going through the green and digital transition. In his speech at the Digital Agenda Summit held Wednesday in Nicosia,
Despite Italy making its way back to Cyprus’ safest green category under the latest COVID travel risk assessment, just two EU states remain in the category as Poland exits. Poland’s downgrade from
Cyprus moved three countries to its safest green category under the latest COVID travel risk assessment, but EU member, the Czech Republic, exits the list, dropping to the higher risk orange. The
Thursday morning felt different. The morning breeze carried the familiar smell of early rain. As the clouds began gathering, a sense of nostalgia of my college years in Virginia brought memories of
Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s ambitious recovery and resilience plan are doable, unlike many ideas, strategies and declarations churned out from Brussels in the past. The difference this time is that
Cyprus’ safest green category for travel is shrinking after Israel, Switzerland and Estonia were relegated to orange, leaving just 25 countries from which tourists can enter the island without restrictions. Israel’s demotion
Four EU member states are excluded from Cyprus’ safest green category for travel, including Malta, which was evicted due to the country’s high-risk red classification. Cyprus revised the safe travel list, which
Cyprus has downgraded popular travel destination the UK into the red while Denmark, Belgium and Jordan are upgraded to the safer COVID-19 green category. Denmark and Belgium join the expanding number of
Cyprus missed another EU green deadline in failing to comply with a directive to ban single-use plastic products. According to an EU directive on Saturday, Cyprus should have become part of the
Greece and six other EU countries move into Cyprus’ safer green travel list from Thursday, broadening the number of countries from which entry to the island is restriction-free, said the Health Ministry.
