The arrest of a woman in Paphos due to a forged Latvian identity card highlights the importance of thorough vetting processes for employers. Violating immigration laws by hiring workers with falsified documents not only jeopardizes legal compliance but also undermines the integrity of the labor market.
John Malkovich joins the lineup at the Cyprus International Theatre Festival, presenting “The Infamous Ramirez Hoffman” with French pianist Anastasya Terenkova, a unique blend of narration and music based on Roberto Bolaño’s work. The festival, set to run from April to June in Limassol, promises an array of local and international shows, kicking off with the premiere of “Apocalypse Tomorrow” by Kirill Serebrennikov on April 29.
John Malkovich is set to dazzle audiences in Cyprus during the 1st Cyprus International Theatre Festival at the Pattihio Municipal Theatre in Limassol. The festival runs from late April to midJune, where Malkovich will perform “The Infamous Ramirez Hoffman,” a musical narrative performance that promises to be truly captivating.
Two vessels carrying over one hundred Syrian migrants, with minors as navigators, safely reached Larnaca port after being intercepted off Cape Greco. Authorities processed the arrivals and provided shelter at the “Pournara” reception center, revealing the continued maritime migration challenges faced by coastal nations.
Cyprus Business Now is a strategic forum aimed at attracting investment and fostering growth in the region. President Nikos Christodoulides is in London engaging with financial institutions to showcase Cyprus as an ideal destination for business, amidst restructuring efforts and real estate development projects.
From 2019 to 2023, Cyprus faced 19 femicides, revealing a pressing issue of genderbased violence that often goes unnoticed. Efforts like the FemUnited project aim to standardize data collection and improve institutional responses to protect all women, especially those in marginalized groups, from this silent epidemic.
Cyprus’s strategic role in Middle East stability is pivotal, showcased through diplomatic mediation, humanitarian aid efforts like the Amalthea plan, and security collaborations. As a cultural and political bridge between the EU and the Middle East, Cyprus’s initiatives and partnerships underline its potential as a stabilizer and peace influencer in the region.
The Andamoma exhibition in Cyprus, organized by the Cyprus Wine Consortium, is a mustvisit event showcasing the island’s rich winemaking heritage. Held at Limassol’s Ajax Hotel on April 20th, guests can enjoy wine tastings, networking opportunities, and gain insights into Cyprus’s ancient viticultural practices, featuring indigenous grape varieties and exceptional vintages.
The Gaming & Casino Supervision Commission board allowances have raised eyebrows due to the high rates of €800 for regular members and €1,000 for the chairman, far exceeding typical public service stipends. With only nine meetings held last year, questions have been raised about the fairness and stewardship of public funds in this twotier remuneration system.
‘Dear Cyprus’ at Bairro Studio in Nicosia and ‘THERELIEFS’ at Pylon Art & Culture in Limassol showcase contemporary art exploring Cyprus’s culture and changing times, respectively. From April to June, visitors can engage with unique narratives through the works of 31 artists and a collaborative piece by artist Elina Ioannou and writer Louiza Papaloizou.
