Explore Nicosia’s rich heritage and culture through free guided walks every Saturday, offering a glimpse into the city’s history and traditions. Participants can choose from 10 thematic routes in Greek and English, connecting with the past and promoting intercultural understanding until the end of June.
A violent outbreak at a Larnaca shelter for minors led to eight arrests after clashes escalated into attacks on a police officer and the hotel manager. Law enforcement’s swift intervention restored order and ensured the safety of those involved, highlighting the challenges faced by facilities caring for unaccompanied minors.
A severe car crash in Paphos has left a sevenyearold child in intensive care, following a collision between two vehicles involving a 21yearold male driver and a 30yearold woman with three children. The community is coming together to support the affected family as investigations are underway to determine the cause of the tragic incident.
Limassol police have arrested two individuals for money laundering, seizing over €868,000 in cash and equipment in a crackdown on illegal financial activities. This swift action highlights the police’s dedication to combating financial crimes in the city.
DP World Limassol leads the way in gender equality in the maritime industry, with initiatives to increase women’s representation. The Cyprus Stock Exchange hosts educational seminars on capital raising mechanisms, while Paphos hoteliers face challenges with low reservation numbers. Larnaca emerges as a hotspot for real estate investment, and Eurobank’s financial success in Cyprus sets the stage for future growth.
A surveillance operation in Limassol led to arrests of individuals for money laundering, with over €869,000, $22,539, and £1,375 seized along with various equipment. Conducted by the Limassol Drug Law Enforcement Unit, the investigation remains ongoing to uncover further details and additional perpetrators.
Cyprus struggles with environmental protection as government inaction and disregard for regulations persist, leading to failure in enforcing conservation measures for 28 of 37 Special Areas of Conservation. Despite EU pressure, the lack of effective legislation and political will poses a significant threat to safeguarding Cyprus’s natural heritage.
Annita Demetriou is advocating for the resumption of Cyprus issue negotiations to achieve reunification through a bizonal, bicommunal federation with political equality, rejecting a twostate solution as unacceptable, emphasizing the importance of UN guidance. Her recent dialogue with UN SecretaryGeneral’s envoy, Maria Angela Holguin, highlighted the urgency to pick up negotiations where they left off at CransMontana, reaffirming the commitment to finding a solution that secures the future and prosperity of all Cypriot people.
The church is embroiled in allegations of money laundering involving monks boosting donations through social media and Russian oligarchs funneling questionable funds, with a safe containing €800,000 found at Osiou Avvakoum monastery intensifying scrutiny on financial transparency and political ties.
The fake diploma scandal in Northern Cyprus has shaken the integrity of the education system, particularly involving alleged bribery in the accreditation of medical schools like the Cyprus Health and Social Sciences University. Amidst the turmoil, the government’s response reflects a commitment to transparency, with strict policies in place not just in academia but also in public events like football matches to ensure safety and uphold standards.
