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January 25, 2021
Cyprus FM travels to Brussels for FAC, will meet with Borrell
Cyprus Foreign Affairs Minister Nikos Christodoulides travels to Brussels on Sunday to take part in the Foreign Affairs Counci...
Read more January 25, 2021
Expert says lifting of all measures possible by March, if epidemiological figures allow it
Dr Petros Karayiannis, member of the Scientific Committee on the pandemic and Professor of Microbiology/Molecular Virology at ...
Read more January 22, 2021
Restaurant review: To Achilleion, Nicosia
Among the ‘knowing ones’, this establishment is also known as Platanos – due to the giant Asian Plane tree b...
Read more January 22, 2021
Moody’s: Bank Of Cyprus In A Better Position To Deal With COVID Downturn Due To New Bad Loan Portfolio Sale
Moody’s rating agency says that the new sale of a bad loan portfolio by the Bank of Cyprus, puts the bank in a better po...
Read more January 22, 2021
Cyprus electricity market should be open by 2022 — CERA
“Based on current data, CERA is looking forward to the introduction of healthy competition in the electricity market of ...
Read more January 21, 2021
Health experts, Minister to review gradual lifting of covid-19 restrictive measures
Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou on Thursday meets the country’s covid-19 pandemic consultants to review the epidemi...
Read more January 21, 2021
Cyprus’ revised 2021 budget set to be approved on Thursday afternoon
Cyprus’ revised 2021 budget which is to be put anew to the vote before parliament on Thursday afternoon will most probab...
Read more January 20, 2021
Cyprus hopes to tap niche glamping tourism market
Cyprus hopes to tap a new niche market for tourists with luxury camping, or glamping, for which legislation is being drafted, ...
Read more January 20, 2021
Cyprus shipping sees 30% tonnage tax reduction for lower emissions
The Cyprus Shipping Deputy Ministry (SDM) has announced a new range of green incentives to reward vessels that demonstrate eff...
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