Economic sentiment in Cyprus improved for the third month in a row in July, albeit at a slower pace after the March lockdown due to the Covid19 pandemic and subsequent deceleration of the entire economy.

The health ministry on Tuesday announced the revised lists of countries from which Cyprus accepts passengers which will be in effect from August 1.

The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works announced the operation of a call centre meant for the service of passengers who intend to travel from abroad to Cyprus and may have questions regarding the use of the electronic platform “CyprusFlightPass”.

A public tender with a mandate to roll out 5G network platforms by 2025 covering at least 70% of the population of the Republic of Cyprus and all highways has been launched.

On the 16th of July 2020, Dr Charis Savvides, Lawyer and Partner at Stelios Americanos & Co LLC, participated in the International Business Law in Practice Webinar.

New markets to export Cypriot agricultural products to need to be found, due to inability of the local market to absorb them, the house agriculture committee said on Tuesday.

Deposits and loans in the Cyprus banking system registered a net increase in June with total deposits amounting to €47.8 billion while total loans edge up to €32.2 billion.

We live in a society where people fought to secure their right of freedom of expression. But what will happen if such right is being used in an abusive way? It is well recognised that the Internet is a navigation engine where an individual may post, in many ways, his own articles in order to express his opinion or his belief in a relation to a specific matter. Consequently, it could be argued, that because of this extensive right given to the individuals by this high-end navigation engine, the volume of the Cyber Libel cases has been enlarged.

The impact of COVID-19 on consumer needs and expectations is significant, with consumers being more thoughtful and selective in their decision-making, according to the KPMG report “Consumers point a new direction to retailers”.

Health officials in the Republic of Cyprus say recently detected clusters of the coronavirus in Limassol do not pose a direct threat to the community but warn the bug never went away and only more testing will show how widespread it may be in the southern town.