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June 2024

geo-politics diplomatic relations

Christodoulides Responds to Accusations from Turkey Regarding Israeli Relations

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President Nikos Christodoulides clarified Cyprus’s humanitarian role in the IsraelGaza conflict amidst accusations from Turkey, emphasizing the nation’s commitment to providing aid and assisting with civilian evacuations. Despite allegations of Cyprus being an operational center for Israeli military efforts, Christodoulides reaffirmed the country’s stance as a force for good and a pillar of stability in the region, steering clear of engaging in military operations and prioritizing peace and diplomacy.

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Escalating Temperatures Prompt Yellow Weather Alert for Midweek

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The Met Office has issued a yellow weather alert for escalating temperatures on Wednesday, with highs expected to reach 40°C in inland areas and 33°C in mountainous regions. Citizens are advised to stay hydrated, limit sun exposure, check on vulnerable individuals, and prepare for potential power outages during the peak heat hours from 11 am to 5 pm.

energy sustainability

Energizing the Future: Cyprus Bets on the Great Sea Interconnector

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Cyprus is embarking on an ambitious project called the Great Sea Interconnector, linking its electricity grid with Greece through a subsea cable by mid2029 for enhanced energy sustainability and regional collaboration, marking a significant step towards a more interconnected future. Energy Minister George Papanastasiou’s optimistic outlook reflects a vision of progress and innovation, as Cyprus navigates the technicalities and challenges of this groundbreaking initiative, laying the groundwork for a brighter, more resilient energy landscape in the Mediterranean region.

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Energizing Cyprus: A Transition to Greener Power

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Cyprus is energizing its future with a bold transition to renewable power, led by Energy Minister George Papanastasiou. Through strategic pillars like an LNG import terminal, optimized use of photovoltaics, and an innovative battery storage system, Cyprus is paving the way towards a greener and more sustainable energy landscape. The nation’s plans to interconnect its grid with Greece and invest in smarter, more efficient infrastructure are poised to revolutionize its energy sector, setting the stage for a more resilient and environmentally conscious future.

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Uncovering the Largest Arms Stash in Cyprus History

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The discovery of the largest arms stash in Cyprus history in Oroklini revealed a vast array of weaponry, including a military rifle, explosives, and an antitank weapon, tied to a murder case in Limassol. With a third suspect now apprehended, the case has raised concerns about the presence of undiscovered arsenals and organized crime on the island, showcasing a dire threat that authorities are diligently working to address.

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A Beacon of Hope: Inaugural Celebration for Children with Autism

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The “Color & Light by XM” Center in Limassol, a joint initiative by a local autism organization and investment services group XM, offers specialized programs to support children with autism in motor skills, communication, artistic expression, and social skills. Situated in Mesa Geitonia, the center provides a nurturing environment where every child is celebrated for their unique talents, emphasizing the right of children with autism to thrive and be included in the community. Through this collaboration, Limassol takes a significant step forward in supporting children with autism and embracing diversity.

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Bank of Cyprus Seizes Prestigious EMEA Finance Award

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The Bank of Cyprus received the prestigious ‘Best Financial Institution Bond in Southeastern Europe’ award at the EMEA Finance’s 2023 Achievement Awards for its innovative €220 million AT1 bond issuance, highlighting its strong position in the financial industry. CEO Panicos Nicolaou’s leadership has been instrumental in the bank’s growth and stability, making it a cornerstone of the Cypriot economy as it celebrates 125 years of operation in 2024.

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Cyprus Shipping Registry Thrives Amidst Global Adversity

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Cyprus’s maritime sector defies global challenges with a 5.5% fleet growth and increased company registrations, showcasing confidence in its shipping registry. Strategic initiatives, innovative measures like the OneStop Shop, and incentives for ecofriendly practices position Cyprus as a resilient maritime hub amidst turbulent waters.

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