Escalating wildfires in the Limassol region are posing a significant threat, with the recent outbreak in Gerasa prompting swift action from firefighting teams. Dispatching aircraft and fire trucks, along with police investigations into arson, are part of the measures being taken to combat the blaze and protect the community.
The Larnaka Biodesign Festival 2024 is a sustainable movement in Larnaka, integrating art, design, and ecological mindfulness to foster a greener future. Through collaborative efforts with artists and thought leaders, the festival aims to redefine our relationship with the environment, focusing on themes like soil, water, and air to nurture future environmental stewards.
Airtrans Group is celebrating its 40th anniversary, marking four decades of growth and excellence in transportation and logistics services. The Cyprusbased company has evolved to offer a range of services, including airfreight, ocean freight, and trucking, and is recognized for its intricate logistics management, particularly in serving the oil and gas sector and humanitarian efforts.
Three teenagers have been detained for setting fires at the Oroklini facility, a safe haven for unaccompanied minors, causing damage but no injuries. The suspects, all 17 years old, await a court hearing as the community rallies to support the facility’s residents, sparking a dialogue on the welfare of vulnerable youth.
Attendees of Limassol’s Summer Jazz Project can expect a weekend filled with live jazz performances at the historic LOEL Winery from June 1416, featuring Swing, Latin American rhythms, and global jazz fusions. Local and international musicians will bring timeless tunes and vibrant cultural experiences to this musical extravaganza.
The AI revolution in Cyprus real estate is being spearheaded by Placy, an innovative assistant tool that enhances efficiency, automates tasks, and provides deep insights for agents and clients. With a focus on global market reach and costcutting measures, Placy signifies a transformative era for the industry, offering a strategic advantage in navigating the market landscape.
The legal battle over Auditor General Odysseas Michaelides’ potential dismissal in Cyprus is a critical event with significant implications for the country’s institutional integrity. It represents a historic clash between highlevel independent institutions and could redefine Cyprus’ law and governance intersection, with the Supreme Constitutional Court’s imminent, nonappealable decision eagerly awaited by the nation.
The Avakoum Financial Scandal at Osiou Avakoum monastery centers around two monks, Nektarios and Porfirios, facing accusations of owning €800,000 in cash and assets amid claims of financial misconduct and a monk assaulting a worker. AttorneyGeneral George Savvides oversees the investigation, shedding light on legal and ecclesiastical challenges, prompting reflections on transparency in religious institutions.
Authorities seized a large quantity of dutyfree tobacco at the border, leading to the arrest of three individuals in Larnaca. The lack of health warnings on the packaging flagged the illegal products, highlighting the risks of tax evasion, health hazards, and customs violations associated with smuggling tobacco.
UN SecretaryGeneral António Guterres leads discussions on Cyprus division. Greek Cypriots seek renewed negotiations, while Turkish side remains firm. Tensions rise as key players navigate complex diplomatic landscape to find resolution.
