The new CCTV guidelines for gyms set clear boundaries, allowing cameras at entry points but prohibiting them in sensitive areas like workout zones, restrooms, and changing rooms. Striking a balance between security and privacy, the rules also ban audio recording, restrict access to footage, and prohibit remote monitoring to safeguard individual rights and freedoms.
Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias’s visit to Cyprus solidifies a strengthened bond between the two nations, marking a departure from Greece’s junta past and emphasizing a commitment to stability and cooperation in the Mediterranean. The visit underscores a shared goal for a just and enduring solution to the Cyprus issue, highlighting the unwavering support and solidarity between Greece and Cyprus in their pursuit of regional stability and collaboration.
Enhanced traffic measures in Limassol include intensified patrols, resulting in 150 traffic complaints, 12 seized vehicles, and 18 DUI charges. These efforts are part of a broader initiative to deter reckless driving and promote road safety in the city.
A CyprusGreece mutual defense pact is being considered to address the island’s vulnerability to Turkish influence, enhance military capabilities, and uphold regional stability. The pact aims to fortify Cyprus’ defensive framework and deter potential threats in partnership with Greece, reflecting a strategic reevaluation of historical conflicts and geopolitical tensions.
Get ready to rock Limassol as Bryan Adams brings his ‘So Happy It Hurts’ tour to Tsirio Stadium on October 16, 2024. Tickets go on sale July 16 via SoldOut Tickets for a night filled with classic hits and electrifying performances from the legendary rock icon.
Island Oil Holdings’ inaugural ESG report showcases their commitment to sustainability, following strict standards set by the Global Reporting Initiative and SASB. The report not only highlights their environmental efforts but also emphasizes their dedication to social responsibility and governance, aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and setting a precedent for corporate responsibility in the marine fuel industry.
If the 2016 coup in Turkey had succeeded, Turkish presence in Cyprus might have ended, altering the island’s politics and security measures. Turkish ambassador Metin Feyzioglu’s speculation raises questions about Cyprus’ reliance on external entities like the EU for stability and peace.
Cyprus is cracking down on overweight lorries to improve road safety by using spot weighing equipment and cameras to enforce weight limits. This initiative aims to prevent damage to infrastructure and reduce risks for all road users, reflecting Cyprus’s dedication to safe and reliable transportation.
The division of Cyprus in 1974, following a coup and invasion, led to the splitting of the island into the Greek Cypriot south and Turkish Cypriot north. Efforts for reconciliation and reunification have been ongoing with involvement from key figures and international bodies like the United Nations.
Okypy workers are on the brink of a strike due to the administration’s use of seasonal hiring practices, which they believe compromises job security and care quality. Two major trade unions are set to initiate industrial action on July 23 if talks fail to bring about a satisfactory resolution, potentially disrupting essential health services in Cyprus.
