In a groundbreaking move to support rare disease patients, the government has expanded Gesy with specialized clinics, more professionals, and international treatment options. With a focus on holistic care and cuttingedge prenatal screening, this initiative marks a significant step forward in healthcare for those affected by rare conditions.
The Nicosia Criminal Court is investigating seven migrant workers’ exploitation on a livestock farm, with charges including poor living conditions, overwork, unpaid overtime, and document withholding. This case sheds light on global labor exploitation issues, emphasizing the necessity of enforcing worker protection laws for vulnerable populations.
The surge in cocoa prices has led to a 2030% price increase for products containing chocolate from Alkis H. Hadjikyriakos Public Ltd. With cocoa prices up by 153.55% in the past year, this has put pressure on chocolate sales and may decrease market consumption.
Cypriot farmer Andreas Theophanous, a symbol of resilience in Troulloi, faced dire cancer but credits divine intervention for his recovery. He leads protests against EU policies threatening farmers, highlighting the personal toll of agricultural struggles in Cyprus.
Diners at Feng’s House in Larnaca can savor authentic Chinese cuisine such as Sesame Prawn Toast and Pork with Cashew Nuts in a welcoming atmosphere along the Finikoudes promenade. With efficient service and reasonable prices, this restaurant offers a prime seafront dining experience worth revisiting.
In the Nicolaou case, investigator Savvas Matsas accuses the original autopsy report of containing lies and concealing crucial details, hinting at a potential coverup. Nicolaou’s death, initially ruled a suicide, now raises suspicions of murder due to conflicting reports and unexplained injuries, shedding light on possible military drug connections and the quest for truth by his family.
As of 2023, asylum applications in the EU have surged to levels similar to the 2015/16 crisis, totaling 1.14 million with an 18% increase, including a notable rise in applications from Syrians, Afghans, and Turkish nationals. Germany remains a top destination, while Cyprus has the highest per capita rate of applications, sparking discussions about migration policies ahead of crucial political events.
The official visit of Slovenia’s Speaker, Urška Klakočar Zupančič, to Cyprus aims to strengthen bilateral ties and promote interparliamentary cooperation through meetings with Cypriot officials and cultural exchanges. This diplomatic engagement underscores the commitment of both nations to enhance mutual cooperation in politics, trade, investment, and social development.
Limassol’s Rialto Theatre is blooming with a diverse cultural lineup in March, from Greek plays like “Cleansed” to comedic performances and innovative youth events like MusEDX 2024. With film screenings, live opera broadcasts, interactive soundwalks, and music nights featuring the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra, the theatre promises a rich tapestry of entertainment in the heart of Limassol this spring.
The protest at Cyprus’ central prison complex is driven by prison guard unions in response to the unfair dismissal of thirteen guards due to understaffing. This demonstration aims to shed light on the critical issue of staffing shortages that compromise security within the country’s penal establishments.
