Remote working which is widely applied in Cyprus due to the coronavirus pandemic has recorded significant advantages to the production process of the country, according to Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides.

Due to the exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union, Cypriot students will not benefit from low fees and the student loan as has been the case so far.

For the first time since Cyprus went into Covid-19 lockdown, monthly sales of passenger saloon cars went into positive territory in March.

Our Israeli Partner Len Judes, with an experience of over 26 years as a lawyer, gave an interview at Jerusalem Post, regarding the consideration of Cyprus as a Regional and Investment Hub.

Governments pushing ahead with increased online services run the risk of alienating large numbers of their citizens due to concerns around data privacy, according to How can digital government connect citizens without leaving the disconnected behind? a new EY survey of 12,100 working age respondents across 12 countries. Conducted by Ipsos MORI, the survey further reveals a roadmap for governments attempting to deal with the increased digitization of services brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Education Minister Prodromos Prodromou on Monday delivered new computers to a Nicosia primary school with the pledge that all schools will be suitably equipped so as to facilitate the use of digital technology.

A Moody’s analysis said nonperforming exposures held by Cyprus banks declining 43% despite the pandemic is credit positive for the economy.

Cyprus ranks first in the EU as regards COVID-19 tests (40,958 tests per 100,000 population) and has the second lowest positivity rate in the EU (0.8%), the ministry of health said on Sunday.

Cyprus’ vaccination program will reach people aged 53 on Friday, as the Health Ministry announces more COVID-19 jabs are available to book with thousands of AstraZeneca doses snubbed.