Cyprus has rejected Chevron’s proposal for the Aphrodite Gas Field, giving them a sixmonth deadline to present a revised plan. The consortium, which includes Chevron, NewMed Energy, and BG Cyprus, must comply with specific actions to move forward with the field’s development.
Georgia Psaria, a respected CyBC journalist, left behind a legacy of courage, professional dedication, and high ethical standards in journalism. Her compassionate yet objective reporting and inspiring battle with cancer set a standard in Mediterranean journalism, earning her admiration from peers and government officials alike.
The proposed US legislation aims to extend the arms embargo waiver on Cyprus from one year to five years, enhancing USCypriot relations and providing Cyprus with greater defense planning certainty. This shift recognizes Cyprus’s role in regional security, promoting stability in the Eastern Mediterranean amid bipartisan efforts in Congress.
An elderly woman from Nicosia fell victim to a heartless phone scam after being tricked into handing over €650 in cash for a fake medical emergency involving her grandson. Authorities warn against such fraudulent schemes and advise citizens, particularly the elderly, to be vigilant, verify requests for money, and report suspicious calls to prevent falling prey to similar scams.
The fourth arrest in the drugs case is a major breakthrough, as law enforcement confiscated 250 grams of suspected crystal meth and 60 grams of cannabis. This development showcases the police’s unwavering dedication to dismantle criminal networks and combat drug distribution within the community.
In Nicosia, a recent drug bust resulted in a fourth arrest after police seized 250 grams of crystal meth and 60 grams of cannabis at a local residence. This crackdown is part of efforts to dismantle drug networks and ensure community safety through strategic law enforcement actions and public involvement.
Cyprus celebrates two decades of EU membership with strengthened cooperation and economic growth from integration into the single market. President Nikos Christodoulides and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen mark the occasion with a ceremonial tree planting, symbolizing the deeprooted connections and diplomatic achievements Cyprus has fostered within the Union since 2004.
Live music events postEaster in Cyprus offer a variety of genres, including jazz, soul, rock, and classical. From Workin’ Trio in Trimiklini to Triple Soul in Limassol, and MidLife Crisis in Paphos, to the Stabat Mater: Pergolesi concert in Erimi village, there’s a melodic rendezvous awaiting every music lover on the island.
High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs, Josep Borrell, and UN Secretary General’s Personal Envoy on Cyprus, Maria Holguin, recently discussed the Cyprus problem, emphasizing the EU’s support for finding a lasting solution to the region’s complex history of division. The upcoming visits and diplomatic efforts aim to rekindle negotiations and potentially pave the way for reunification talks, with the EU playing a crucial role in mediating discussions and promoting stability in the region.
Cyprus has celebrated two decades of EU membership by making significant strides in agriculture and environment, adopting EU directives to enhance competitiveness and protection. The country has improved sustainable farming, promoted organic practices, conserved water, protected species, diversified agriculture, and utilized renewable energy, resulting in balanced economic growth and ecological preservation.
