Students of Gymnasiums, and the first two years of Lyceums and Technical Schools will continue with distance learning until the end of February. This means that even though it was almost certain that all students would go back to school on 22 February, the measures have been extended until the end of February.

Health Minister Konstantinos Ioannou reassured the citizens about the safety and effectiveness of AstraZeneca vaccine.

Following the collapse of the Cyprus Citizenship for Investment Scheme, developers of large projects urge the government to make the residency programme “more functional and easily accessible”.

The Radisson Hotel Group is to open a string of new properties in Cyprus, according to a press release published on Friday. 

The European Commission expects the economy of Cyprus to grow by 3.2% and 3.1% for 2021 and 2022 respectively, against a recession of 5.8% for 2020, according to its winter economic forecasts published today in Brussels.

The summer season is looking good for Cyprus, as tour giant TUI said advance holiday bookings for the island and Greece are expected to take-off, as German tourist regain their confidence to travel.

Low-cost airline Ryanair on Thursday launched its Winter 2021-22 schedule, covering its most popular destinations for trips taking off from late October with Cyprus on the map.

The House of Representatives on Thursday passed a law levying a 0.4% tax on all sales of immovable property, the proceeds of which to go toward supporting Greek Cypriot refugees.

In light of the end of the transition period for the UK’s Withdrawal Agreement from the EU, the Tax Department of the Republic of Cyprus has made the following announcements in relation to VIES and INTRASTAT Declarations:

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