A Russian national detained in Cyprus faces extradition on terrorism charges, accused of defying Russian law by joining military forces. The legal battle involves intricate procedures with the Cypriot court and UN, shedding light on the complexities of international extradition and collaborative efforts in pursuing suspects across borders.
President Katerina Sakellaropoulou underscores the importance of a unified Cyprus for the peace of Hellenism, emphasizing the need for resolution in line with UN and EU laws to heal the division caused by the 1974 Turkish invasion. Her reflections on the past, intertwined with hopes for a democratic future, shed light on the ongoing struggle for unity in Cyprus and the broader quest for justice and human rights in Greek society.
Sentio in Nicosia offers a unique culinary experience with its blend of bar casualness and fine dining sophistication. Standout dishes such as the dakos burrata salad and veal sirloin showcase the evolving gastronomic landscape of Nicosia with a ‘less is more’ philosophy in mind.
Residents and commuters in DromolaxiaMenoú brace for road closures from July 6 October 4, 2024, due to sewage system construction, with alternative routes via Nίkou Belogiánni, Eirίnēs kai Philίas, and Archiepiskόpou Makarίou G΄ Streets provided for smooth traffic flow.
Former state pathologist Panicos Stavrianos challenges the murder verdict in Thanasis Nicolaou’s 2005 death, arguing for a review after an inquiry suggested death by strangulation instead of suicide. The legal battle unfolds in the Supreme Court, stirring emotions and highlighting the importance of transparency in highprofile cases.
The Black Hawk helicopters brought from Slovakia to Cyprus have revolutionized the fight against wildfires, boasting a significant payload capacity of 3,400 liters each. These aerial powerhouses swiftly respond to wildfires, limiting damage and showcasing international collaboration in disaster management.
The Cyprus Borrowers Association (Syprodat) is actively engaging with political parties to propose a legislative remedy for trapped property buyers who have paid for properties but haven’t received title deeds, aiming to protect them from foreclosures and safeguard their legal rights. Syprodat’s proactive stance underscores the urgency of the situation, emphasizing the need for immediate action to address the plight of these buyers and ensure their rights are protected.
The unlicensed Paphos school is facing legal action for prematurely advertising its opening without proper permissions or completed facilities, as required by the Ministry of Education. The school’s failure to comply with regulations jeopardizes its ability to provide a safe and standardized education for students in the upcoming academic year.
A man was arrested in Paphos after assaulting a construction worker with a tool during a dispute, leading to police intervention and the victim receiving medical treatment. The assailant faces charges of grievous bodily harm and possession of an offensive weapon for the incident in the historic neighborhood of Kato Paphos.
Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant festivals celebrating Cyprus’s seasonal bounty! From the Watermelon Dance in Akaki to the Hazel Tree Fest in Platanistasa and the Peach Festival in Kato Mylos, these events showcase the island’s rich traditions, local produce, and cultural heritage. Join in the festivities and savor the flavors, music, and joy that define the heart of summer in Cyprus.
