Matete Martini’s solo show, “HUG EACH OTHER AGAIN,” at Riana Raouna Gallery in Cyprus, is a profound exploration of human intimacy through paintings, photographs, and drawings. Inspired by Maurice MerleauPonty’s philosophy, the exhibition invites viewers to reflect on the significance of the hug as a symbol of connection and selfdiscovery.
A third suspect has been apprehended in Limassol for their role in setting a police car on fire using Molotov cocktails. The attack, amidst Easter preparations, led to the arrest of three individuals as authorities work to address the challenge to law and order.
Cyprus shines a light on its two decades of EU membership with vibrant celebrations, speeches, and symbolic events honoring its transformation and commitment to European values. President Nikos Christodoulides and EU figures gather to mark the occasion, showcasing unity and cooperation among European nations while illuminating iconic landmarks across Cyprus and Europe for Europe Day.
In conclusion, the recent sentencing of a senior citizen for illegal employment practices highlights the serious repercussions of breaching labor laws. Repeat offenses can lead to activation of suspended sentences and additional penalties, emphasizing the importance of upholding workers’ rights and fair employment practices in Cyprus and beyond.
A 56yearold woman caught in a new internet fraud case involving cryptocurrencies has prompted a Police investigation. She fell victim to deceptive online product sales websites, leading to significant financial loss in euros through cryptocurrency transactions.
The Paphos Gate Police Station in Nicosia is undergoing a renovation to preserve its historical architecture. Plans include transforming part of the building into a museum to showcase the Venetian walls, with a potential relocation of the police museum. The focus is on careful restoration and community involvement to enhance Nicosia’s cultural heritage.
Cyprus lags in electric vehicle adoption due to high costs, limited charging infrastructure, and lack of government incentives. With only 0.138% of vehicles being electric, progress is slow but advancements in technology and evolving policies might lead to a shift towards more electric vehicles in the future.
May 5th is a day of celebration and remembrance for the Cyprus Police, honoring their patron saint, Saint Irene. It symbolizes the core values of faith, bravery, and courage, essential for their mission of ensuring security and protecting citizens. The day also pays tribute to fallen and missing officers who served during historical conflicts and in times of peace.
In April 2024, Cyprus experienced a significant 17.2% decrease in unemployment rates, marking a positive turn in the job market. Key sectors like construction, manufacturing, and tourism showed resilience, indicating a strengthening economy and growing stability in Cyprus.
Capital.com, a Cyprusbased fintech firm, has achieved the top ranking in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 for the third consecutive year with an astounding growth rate of 4,411%. This annual ranking highlights the fastestgrowing technology startups in the Middle East based on revenue growth, showcasing the innovative spirit and technological advancements within the region.
