Cyprus posted a fiscal deficit of €1.19 billion, which corresponds to 5.7% of GDP, as the government tried to borrow its ways out of the pandemic, the Statistical Service said on Thursday.

The UK used to be among Cypriots’ first choices when it came to going to university, but things are changing. 

The general court of the EU said on Wednesday that the EU’s Intellectual Property Office should not have registered the name ‘Grilloumi’ by Swedish company Fontana Food AB.

Health professionals struggling to cope with the rising number of admissions of patients with coronavirus on Wednesday called on the public to be vigilant with measures aiming to curb the spread.

Thousands of cancelations from Russia to Cyprus in just a matter of hours are testing the island’s response to the health crisis, with companies pushing their programs later in the summer pending improvement on the pandemic front.

In April 2021 the Cypriot House of Representatives voted to amend certain provisions relating to the Assessment and Collection of Taxes Law 4/78.

A new airline offering private flights has launched its services in Cyprus, air charter group Zela Aviation announced on Tuesday.

The Cyprus passport ranks 13th on the global mobility spectrum, according to the 2021 Henley Passport Index which ranks all the world’s passports according to the number of destinations their holders can access without a prior visa.

Excerpts from the Cyprus Finance Minister’s speech at the 11th Nicosia Economic Congress

A total of 13,289 residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad in March 2021, compared to 47,393 in the corresponding month last year, recording a decrease of 72%, according to data released Monday by the Statistical Service of Cyprus.