The traditional festival in Ayios Theodoros village in Larnaca celebrates a decade of culture from August 24. Featuring workshops, dances, music performances, and a Cypriot comedy play, the event is a vibrant showcase of Larnaca’s rich heritage.
In a crackdown on conflicts of interest within semigovernmental organizations, the government has removed two board members following a thorough investigation. This swift action underscores the administration’s commitment to transparency, good governance, and meritocracy, signaling a strong stance against unethical behavior in its ranks.
For two days in a row, the world experienced its hottest day ever recorded, with a global average surface air temperature of 17.15 degrees Celsius (62.87 degrees Fahrenheit) on July 22. This unprecedented heatwave underscores the urgent need for global action to address climate change.
The new regulations on agricultural plastic waste management promote sustainable practices by requiring producers to manage the lifecycle of their products and establishing collection points for farmers. This move aims to reduce pollution, encourage recycling, and revolutionize waste disposal in agriculture for a cleaner, greener future.
In an effort to combat the housing crisis for students, Cyprus University of Technology (Tepak) is set to construct 703 new student residences, split between Limassol and Paphos, with a substantial loan from the European Investment Bank and state funding to enhance educational infrastructure and accommodate more students. This initiative not only addresses the pressing need for accommodation but also aims to stimulate economic growth, create job opportunities, and foster a diverse and enriched learning environment for students at Tepak.
The Greek government’s miscommunication over Cyprus negotiations caused confusion, as spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis mistakenly implied Greece was expecting a detailed solution plan when they were actually awaiting input from the UN envoy. This blunder underscores the need for precise communication in delicate diplomatic matters and the importance of accurate representation in international relations.
L’Atelier Robuchon took home the Gold Award for “Best Restaurant – Fine Dining” and Le Deli Robuchon received the Silver Award for “Best Restaurant – Casual Dining” at the 2024 Estia Awards in Cyprus, showcasing their culinary prowess and commitment to excellence. Amidst the elegance of the Four Seasons Hotel, the Robuchon restaurants shone brightly, solidifying their status as leaders in the Cyprus dining scene.
The Bank of Cyprus was honored at the Boussias Cyprus Responsible Awards 2023 with a Platinum Award for its longterm investment in healthcare at the Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre and a Gold Award for its community support initiative, SupportCY. These accolades showcase the bank’s dedication to corporate social responsibility and its commitment to making a positive impact on society.
The Bank of Cyprus has been celebrated for its exceptional corporate social responsibility efforts at the Boussias Cyprus Responsible Awards 2023. They received awards for their pioneering Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre and the innovative SupportCY network that provided vital aid during the pandemic, showcasing their unwavering commitment to community welfare and support during challenging times.
The Great Sea Interconnector project between Crete, Cyprus, and Israel faces criticism due to questionable financial forecasts, unequal cost distribution, and geopolitical risks. Concerns include rising consumer electricity bills, lack of transparency, and potential safety issues amidst regional tensions impacting the project’s timeline.
