The Audit Office has flagged several contracts made between the Health Insurance Organisation (HIO) and private hospitals who joined the national health scheme Gesy. In
One in five Cypriot firms (21 per cent) expect a permanent reduction in their staff levels because of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the figure rising
Tottenham are through to the last 32 of the Europa League following a 3-3 draw at LASK. After Peter Michorl’s 42nd-minute opener for the Austrian
Recipients of the COVID-19 vaccine in the United Kingdom will not be exempted from self isolation if they are contacted by the country’s tracing system,
Lawmakers on Thursday gave the interior ministry until December 9 to furnish data relating to 18 individuals naturalised under the controversial citizenship-by-investment (CBI) scheme, scrapped
Anthony Fauci, the top U.S. infectious diseases expert, criticised UK regulators on Thursday for the swift approval of Pfizer Inc’s COVID-19 vaccine, a day after
Making good on a pledge to set out minimum housing conditions for dogs, the agriculture ministry on Thursday unveiled draft regulations that set outs specific
Britain could pay 120,000 pounds ($161,676) to individuals who suffer from any severe side-effects of COVID-19 vaccines, the government said on Thursday, ahead of a
No files or records on the Cypra slaughterhouse case have gone missing, the attorney-general’s office said Thursday, refuting earlier media reports. The statement came on
The Paphos Regional board of tourism is in the process of designing smart signs as part of a pilot programme at various points of interest
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