Yiannakis Yiannakis’ trial raised concerns about fairness due to public comments, but the court ruled that media scrutiny shouldn’t halt legal proceedings. Despite political discourse, the court upheld the presumption of innocence until proven guilty, highlighting the 2018 law aimed at ensuring fair trials.
In a swift and heroic act, a police officer’s intervention saved the life of a diabetic patient in Limassol. By providing an urgent escort through heavy traffic to the general hospital, the officer’s quick thinking and action ensured that the patient received prompt medical care, ultimately leading to a successful recovery.
Serene Tharian’s Coconut Mango Chickpea Curry is a vibrant dish that brings the flavors of Kerala to Cyprus, blending sweet mango with spicy curry for a culinary journey like no other. Follow her recipe with sautéed onions, aromatic spices, and creamy coconut milk to create a perfect balance of flavors for a memorable dining experience.
The police in Paphos are investigating the unexpected death of a sixyearold girl, who had undergone surgery to remove her tonsils and adenoids. The community is rallying around the family as they mourn the loss of their young daughter.
The PaphosPolis Chrysochous road project is a vital infrastructure initiative aiming to enhance regional connectivity and economic growth. Despite challenges in material sourcing slowing down construction, the completion of this road is eagerly awaited by the local community as it promises to boost trade, services, and tourism in the area, paving the way for district development and prosperity.
Turkish opposition leader Ozgur Ozel has proposed ditching the term “baby homeland” in favor of “sister country” for describing the relationship between Turkey and Northern Cyprus, marking a shift towards equality and respect. This linguistic pivot signifies a move away from a parentchild dynamic to a partnership of equals, reflecting a broader evolution in Turkish and Cypriot politics towards mutual understanding and cooperation.
The community is on high alert as a yellow weather warning for extreme heat has been issued, with temperatures expected to reach up to 42 degrees Celsius in inland areas. Precautions such as staying hydrated, avoiding outdoor activities during peak heat hours, and monitoring vulnerable populations are essential to staying safe during this scorching weather. Additionally, strict fire safety regulations are in place to prevent wildfires, with severe consequences for unauthorized fires and machinery use.
Cyprus’s economy remains stable with a 3 percent inflation rate, while sectors like electricity, housing, and hospitality see price increases. Tourism is booming, exemplified by Polish airline LOT’s increased flights to Cyprus, indicating a growing number of Polish visitors. Despite minor setbacks in the stock market, the economy showcases resilience and adaptability amidst these changing trends.
The new asset declaration law for politicians introduces stringent measures to enhance transparency and accountability. With mandatory verification by qualified accountants, inclusion of spouses and underage children’s assets, and independent review by auditors and the Tax Commissioner, the law promises to usher in a new era of governance, restoring public trust in the system.
Celebratory litter on Cyprus beaches is causing pollution and harm to marine life. Efforts like the “Wish you were Clean” campaign and volunteer cleanups aim to prevent further damage by advocating for bans on plastic items and promoting ecoconscious celebrations.
