Court minutes are crucial records of trial proceedings, but they are not meant to aid parties or delay court processes. A recent ruling emphasized that the preparation of minutes should not halt legal proceedings, highlighting the distinction between administrative tasks and the primary function of the court.
Hospital staff shortages are putting departments at risk of closure, with hospitals in Famagusta, Larnaca, and Paphos feeling the strain. Severe understaffing and outsourcing debates are exacerbating the crisis, leaving healthcare workers feeling undervalued and advocating for significant changes to the system.
The Cyprus Police warns of fraudulent emails falsely attributed to them, urging the public to be cautious and report any suspicious messages immediately. Officials emphasize that all legitimate communication from the Cyprus Police will never involve accusations of criminal activity via email.
Cypriot fencer Alexandros Tofalidis triumphed over Poland’s Wojtkowiak in the Olympic Games, securing a spot in the last 32 with a 1510 victory. Tofalidis showcased his skill and determination, representing Cyprus with honor in the world of Olympic fencing.
A man working illegally at an ice cream shop in Paphos was arrested, shedding light on the issue of undocumented workers in Cyprus. Employers who hire unauthorized workers face legal consequences, emphasizing the importance of adhering to employment laws to maintain a legal workforce and avoid charges.
The University of Cyprus is hosting the 2024 Cypriot Entrepreneurship Competition (CyEC), offering aspiring entrepreneurs a chance to showcase their innovative business ideas and win monetary prizes. With categories for earlystage concepts and established business models, the competition aims to nurture creativity and provide a platform for participants to pitch their ideas to potential investors, shaping the next generation of business leaders.
The government is facing challenges with the LNG project, such as an EPPO investigation into alleged fraud and EU demands to return €69 million in funding. Despite these setbacks, negotiations are ongoing to secure the project’s progress and address corruption claims.
The 19th Lemesos International Documentary Festival will showcase over 20 captivating documentaries from around the world at Ceronia Hall – Lanitis Carob Mill from August 1st to 8th. Audiences can look forward to cultural events, Q&A sessions, and a celebration of cinema in a vibrant setting.
Cyprus is fully backing its Olympic athletes by providing training facilities like a school hall in Neapolis to ensure uninterrupted preparation. President Nikos Christodoulides is championing support for athletes, emphasizing career security and potential future employment opportunities to maintain their role as national exemplars on the global stage.
AUB Mediterraneo in Paphos, Cyprus, offers Americanstyle liberal arts education, emphasizing global citizenship and critical thinking. With degrees in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (BA) and BBA in Management, it integrates European and Middle Eastern perspectives to nurture leaders committed to community welfare.
