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Lost Famagusta art opens legal gateway

By Tatiana der Parthogh The return of 219 paintings, believed lost in Famagusta, to their rightful owners after 47 years could set a precedent for the repatriation of other known looted works

16th May 2021

Cyprus/Life & Society

Cyprus economic growth to recover gradually in 2021-22

Cyprus’ economic activity contracted sharply in 2020 due to the COVID-19 crisis, albeit less than the EU average, but a 3.1% GDP rebound is expected this year, according to the EU Commission

12th May 2021

Business/Economy

Cyprus to approve €1 bln National Recovery & Resilience plan

Cyprus’ National Recovery and Resilience Plan, the blueprint to absorb over €1 bln from the EU’s Next Generation fund, will be submitted to the Cabinet next week for approval. Finance Minister Constantinos

8th May 2021

Cyprus/Economy

COVID19: Vaccinations to drive strong economic recovery

Vaccinations are the “main economic tool” for managing the coronavirus crisis and driving prospects of a “strong recovery” in 2021 from 3.5% to 4.5% GDP, said Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides. He said

4th March 2021

Cyprus/Economy

Strong economic recovery not a given

Cyprus’ economy will start to recover in 2021, however, at a much slower pace than the government predicts with everything riding on the speed of the COVID-19 vaccination rollout, analysts told the

7th February 2021

Cyprus/Economy

Cyprus eyes 56 markets for tourism recovery

With nearly one in five euros generated from the travel and tourism sectors, Cyprus is embarking on a general makeover, as well as an aggressive campaign to promote the island as a

2nd February 2021

Cyprus/Life & Society

Tourism needs radical reform to drive recovery

The writing is on the wall – if Cyprus continues to put all its eggs in one basket and does not diversify its tourism product, it will face the same fate as

17th January 2021

Economy/Editorial

‘Covid-recovery’ needs safer hands

Photo opportunities at the launch of the nationwide vaccination programme this week had four different stories to tell over as many days. And a lesson to be learnt for those who govern,

2nd January 2021

Cyprus/Editorial

Cyprus can offer sun, sea, recovery

To repair the damage done to tourism Cyprus is working overtime to enhance its attractiveness as a medical destination despite the pandemic. An international health service provider is building a network of

26th December 2020

Cyprus/Life & Society

Budget defeat setback for COVID recovery plan

Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides on Friday said parliament’s 2021 budget rejection came at the worst possible time, putting the brakes on government fast-tracking economic recovery from COVID-19. Although the government is preparing

18th December 2020

Cyprus