As of Sunday, May 15, the coronavirus SafePass will be abolished in all restaurants, cafés, bars and nightclubs in Cyprus.

Cabinet on Tuesday approved a new holiday scheme for people with disabilities expected to benefit some 600 individuals.

Greek oil and gas company Energean on Monday announced the discovery of a commercially exploitable natural gas field in Israel’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ), with Cyprus being considered as a potential export destination.

Cabinet on Tuesday approved a €600,000 incentives scheme for the installation or replacement of solar water heaters in homes proposed by Energy Minister Natasa Pilides.

Never before has Greece had half a million tourists from the United States in one year, or more than 60 direct weekly flights between the US and Athens, Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias told Skai Radio, adding that the government expects significant revenues from the sector in 2022.

Larnaca’s port is getting ready to welcome the summer season’s first cruise ships as of Friday and prospects are as high as can be, Philenews reported on Tuesday.

Nursing students at the Cyprus University of Technology (Tepak) will be able to practise at a Limassol regional medical centre after the signing of three protocols of cooperation on Monday.

The central committee of left-wing opposition party Akel on Sunday voted in favour of Andreas Mavroyiannis’s candidacy for the 2023 presidential elections.

The Digital Security Authority in coordination with the Research and Innovation Foundation are now able to compete for and channel available European funds on cybersecurity to interested stakeholders in Cyprus following a formal approval by the European Commission of its relevant proposal recently.

Cyprus’ services sector cannot sustain another blow from new EU sanctions on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine, as the EU targets services to Russian firms, said Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides.