The Aradippou brushland fire destroyed one hectare of land and 60 hay bales, causing damage to adjacent property in Larnaca. Thanks to the swift response from fire services, the blaze was contained within two hours. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause and prevent future incidents.
A German citizen is being questioned in a case involving the alleged unauthorized use of Greek Cypriot property in the northern region, sparking tensions over property development and sales. This controversy highlights the complex political and legal challenges in the region, with crossborder implications and potential ramifications for the local economy.
Ariana Resources announced a breakeven financial position for 2023, focusing on sustainable growth and strategic mergers, despite a decline in profitability compared to the previous year. The mineral exploration company showcased operational successes, particularly in its Kiziltepe Mine in Turkey, and highlighted its commitment to sustainability through various environmental initiatives and investments in projects like the Dokwe Gold Project in Zimbabwe.
The attorneygeneral’s office, headed by George Savvides, will convene on Wednesday to discuss the Avakoum monastery case, reviewing progress in the investigation, including the arrest of Archimandrite Nektarios. With 80 testimonies already recorded and 63 more expected, the meeting promises to shed light on this highprofile case.
A manhunt is underway for Constantin Liviu Mihai, wanted for threats of violence and aggravated assault in Larnaca. The public can assist by contacting the Larnaca CID at 24804060, calling the citizen’s hotline at 1460, or reporting to the nearest police station.
Cyprus is actively engaging with industry leaders and showcasing the benefits of its flagging system to become a preferred maritime destination. Deputy Minister of Shipping Marina Hadjimanolis’s strategic voyage to Geneva highlights Cyprus’s efforts to attract more vessel registrations and solidify its position in the global shipping industry.
The consequences of illegal fireworks in Trimiklini, Cyprus, were devastating, causing widespread panic and environmental damage with 1.5 square kilometers of wild vegetation burned. Two children are facing potential legal repercussions for their actions, sparking discussions on fire safety education and stricter regulations to prevent future incidents and restore the damaged lands.
A 31yearold man was detained in Larnaca for alleged theft and possession of burglary tools, with police discovering suspicious items in his car at a petrol station around 3:30 AM. The Larnaca CID is investigating to confirm if the items are stolen, emphasizing the importance of community vigilance and police work in maintaining safety.
Tanya Romanyukha, as General Manager of TechIsland, has significantly influenced Cyprus’s tech sector by advocating for reforms, fostering gender diversity, and bridging the gap between tech companies and investors. Her strategic initiatives have positioned Cyprus as an emerging tech hub, with a focus on education, inclusivity, and crosssectoral collaboration, leading to the tech industry’s substantial growth and contribution to Cyprus’s GDP.
Cyprus remains neutral amidst Middle East tensions, emphasizing peace initiatives and deescalation efforts. Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos condemns actions that could escalate conflicts, aligning with UNSC Resolution 2735 to foster peace in the region.
