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January 13, 2021
Ayia Napa hopes for tourism restart at end of May
Ayia Napa mayor Christos Zannetou said on Wednesday he expects the tourist season to start at the end of May.Speaking to the ...
Read more January 13, 2021
Pilides: Energy Licensed Companies Committed To Cyprus’ EEZ Despite Pandemic
Licensed energy companies in Cyprus' Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) remain committed to their program despite the abandonment o...
Read more January 12, 2021
Limassol butcher shop spearheads meat donation programme
A Limassol butcher shop has come up with an ingenious idea to help those in need, by offering them meat paid for with money do...
Read more January 12, 2021
Cyprus Stands To Gain From Rising Demand For Copper
Copper is considered to be a major contributor to the global economy, with some going as far as to describe it as the backbone...
Read more January 11, 2021
Brexit will not affect flow of UK tourists to Cyprus
Brexit is not expected to affect tourist flow from the UK to Cyprus, at least not in terms of imposing travel obstacles, howev...
Read more January 11, 2021
Cyprus enters lockdown, sending text messages a must to move around
Total lockdown in Cyprus as of Sunday morning and up until January 31 in a bid to curb the alarming spread of the coronavirus ...
Read more January 11, 2021
Central Bank Approves a New Loan Repayment Holiday Until June 2021
The board of Directors of the Central Bank of Cyprus approved a new loan repayment moratorium until the end of June.The new p...
Read more January 8, 2021
Cyprus President Anastasiades congratulates new US President Biden
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades has congratulated Democrat Joe Biden after the US Congress certified his November 3 presid...
Read more January 8, 2021
Cyprus on verge of total lockdown, expected to come in effect as of Sunday
Cyprus is on the verge of a total lockdown just like the one back in March with the only exception being the continued operati...
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