The most expensive electricity from 2012 will be paid in Cyprus by consumers whose electricity will be counted in November, but most likely those whose bills will be counted in the coming months, according to philenews.com. This November, compared to last October, will be about 20% more expensive, but, if we calculate the 10% reduction […]
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Cyprus: Turkish Vice President F. Oktay orders Erdogan to rule in occupied territories
Under Erdogan’s orders, Turkish Vice President Fuat Oktay has also taken over as governor of the occupied territories with the aim of full and suffocating control in all areas. The “embassy” of Turkey in the occupied territories has a supervisory role, handling orders and informing Ankara. It is reported that the Erdogan regime does not […]
Those vaccinated by Sputnik will be allowed to enter Cyprus from July 1, but not with CoviShield or CoronaVac vaccines
From July 1, Cyprus will not require vaccinated travelers from Ukraine (regardless of their citizenship) to have a negative PCR test for coronavirus, but according to the certificate, vaccinated CoviShield or CoronaVac will not be allowed into the country. This information was posted on Facebook by the Embassy of Cyprus in Ukraine. Kirp recognizes […]
Israel and Cyprus announce tourist corridor for vaccinated people
Israel and Cyprus have announced a tourist corridor that will allow the inhabitants of both countries to travel between them with no restrictions once they have received a certificate of vaccination against Covid-19. “I want to thank Cyprus for its willingness to recognize Israeli vaccination passports,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a joint […]
The vaccination passport does not convince an EU that asks to limit non-essential travel to the maximum
There are two ways to tell. The short and simplified summary is that the heads of State and Government of the 27 have seen each other today by teleconference with two problems on the table: the general coordination against Covid and the idea of ​​establishing a vaccination passport to try to save the next tourist […]
The eurogroup gives the green light one year later to the reform of the Mede and the firewall of the Bank Resolution Fund
After 12 months frozen in a drawer, the Ministers of Economy and Finance of the EU have given finally green light for the reform of the Mede, the European Stability Mechanism. Conceived in 2012 as a rescue instrument, the Mede had run out of tasks, underused. So the States decided to give it a roll. […]
Turkey returns controversial ship to eastern Mediterranean
The episode is likely to rekindle tensions between Greece and Turkey. The Turkish exploration vessel Oruc Reis will be in the eastern Mediterranean “from October 12 to 20” in the area where it was in August and September, the Turkish navy announced on Sunday. It will operate activities in the region, including south of the Greek island […]
