A 25yearold motorcyclist in Chlorakas was severely injured after being hit by a car on Makarios Avenue. The driver, who was over the legal alcohol limit, tried to flee but was detained, leading to prompt police action and the motorcyclist being in serious condition at Paphos General Hospital.
The weather forecast predicts a clear sky with rising temperatures, reaching up to 39 degrees Celsius inland. Prepare by planning for potential early morning fog, staying hydrated, and using sun protection. Embrace outdoor activities in cooler areas or enjoy evening socializing as temperatures become milder at night.
Hezbollah’s threats against Israel and Cyprus have raised alarm in the European Union, sparking fears of conflict spillover and prompting European leaders to condemn the militant group’s aggressive stance. The EU is working to prevent escalation and ensure stability in the region amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East.
The Cyprus Computer Society (CCS) plays a vital role in IT development and education by connecting academia with industry, nurturing future tech leaders through programs and competitions, and promoting diversity and inclusion within the tech sector. Through initiatives like Skill Boosters, Robotex Cyprus, and the Diversity Charter Cyprus, CCS empowers individuals, particularly women, to thrive in the everevolving tech landscape, ensuring a bright future for technology in Cyprus.
A 40yearold man attempted to murder a police officer on Uzunian Street by driving his vehicle towards the officer, causing a collision with the officer’s motorcycle and injuring him. The suspect was arrested after hitting three other cars while trying to escape, following an urgent manhunt.
The crisis in Cyprus involves ‘buffer zone migrants’ stranded in the Green Line, a demarcation area dividing the island. The Cypriot government and the UN are disputing jurisdiction and the treatment of asylum seekers, with the government preventing crossings and the UN accusing it of pushbacks, challenging international asylum rights.
An environmental victory was achieved on the Paphos coastline in Cyprus as plans to construct 43 wave breakers were stopped, preserving habitats for species like Caretta caretta turtles and protecting the Natura 2000 network. The decision, guided by a SEA report, prevented irreversible damage to the marine and terrestrial ecosystems, ensuring the integrity of the natural landscape.
Passengers on Cyprusbound flights from Manchester Airport faced significant delays due to a power outage affecting baggage handling and security systems. Airport authorities worked to repair the issue and keep travelers informed to minimize disruptions.
The Right Reverend Sean Semple is now the sixth bishop of the diocese of Cyprus and the Gulf, taking on this esteemed role in a historic ceremony at St. Paul’s cathedral in Nicosia. With a background in Psychology and Theology, Bishop Sean’s enthronement marks a significant moment in the Anglican community, uniting diverse faiths and traditions under his leadership.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ visit to Cyprus for the 50th anniversary of the 1974 Turkish invasion exemplifies the strong bond between the two nations, with his attendance at the July 20th memorials symbolizing a shared commitment to resolving the Cyprus problem and honoring those affected by the events of the past. This historic gesture of solidarity highlights the enduring relationship between Greece and Cyprus, setting the stage for potential diplomatic developments and renewed efforts to address the longstanding dispute on the island.
