A 26yearold man was rescued after diving from the sea caves at Cape Greco, despite warnings against such risky behavior. Firefighters swiftly retrieved and transported him to Famagusta general hospital for treatment, emphasizing the importance of adhering to safety precautions at popular but perilous sites.
The Potential Nepotism Case in the European Parliament highlights the legal restrictions on employing close relatives as assistants to MEPs. MEP Fidias Panayiotou’s decision to hire his sister through private financing has sparked debates on EU employment regulations and the need for clearer enforcement measures.
In Cyprus, Papaioannou Winery blends tradition with innovation through their Petra white and red wines, celebrating indigenous grape varieties at €8.50 each. Meanwhile, The Anama Concept offers a narrative of Cyprus’ vinicultural history with wines like the 2023 Anama Xynisteri (€23) and oakfermented Xynisteri (€28), each perfect for various cuisines, inviting you to explore the essence of Cypriot wines.
The urgency in reappointing Gesy’s head commissioner stems from the impending end of Christodoulos Kaisis’ term on July 31, risking essential procedures and daytoday operations within the healthcare system. Isotita Union emphasizes the need for swift action to prevent a leadership vacuum, ensuring continuity and efficiency in providing quality healthcare services to the public.
Fresh produce prices in retail stores are skyrocketing due to excessive markups exceeding fair profit margins, impacting family budgets and public health. Calls for regulatory measures and fair market operations are increasing to address the disparity and support a healthy agroeconomy.
In Limassol, a man found with a bloody knife was arrested at a supermarket cafe following the stabbing of two individuals, aged 33 and 22, who are now being treated for severe injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident as the community remains on high alert due to safety concerns.
Cyprus’ street names are more than just labels—they are living memories of the nation’s history and struggle for freedom. Stella Theocharous’s research on Nicosia’s streets unveils the intricate link between street names and the island’s political expression, highlighting a narrative of resistance and hope.
The World Hellenic InterParliamentary Association (WHIA) mourns the 50year Turkish occupation of Cyprus, standing in solidarity with the island nation for justice and reunification. Delegates from around the world, including USA, Canada, South Africa, Australia, and Ukraine, are advocating for legislative change and international dialogue to secure a peaceful future for Cyprus.
Osak has put forth three proposals for reforming ambulance services in Cyprus, including the establishment of a “Deputy Ministry of Crises” and an “Independent Ambulance Authority.” These changes aim to address inefficiencies in the current system and ensure timely medical assistance for all patients, awaiting feedback from President Nikos Christodoulides for potential implementation.
The recent comprehensive analysis of road safety measures by the Police revealed 3,499 traffic violations, including speeding, mobile phone usage without handsfree, and lack of seat belt compliance, highlighting the need for ongoing efforts to enhance road safety. Additionally, reports of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, ignoring traffic signals, illegal parking, and vehicle fitness noncompliance were noted, emphasizing the importance of strict enforcement to prevent road collisions and ensure safety on Cyprus’s roads.
