Two women, aged 20 and 22, were caught at Larnaca Airport with 41 kilograms of cannabis hidden in their luggage after traveling from Bangkok with a layover in the UAE. Their arrest sheds light on the challenges faced in combating international narcotics trafficking.
Cyprus and Armenia are joining forces to address the issue of missing persons, a shared challenge stemming from historical conflicts. This humanitarian alliance aims to locate and identify the lost, provide closure to affected families, and honor the memories of those who have vanished. Through collaboration, they are symbolizing hope and demonstrating the power of unity in addressing humanitarian concerns.
Cyprus businesses face challenges in digital transformation due to high costs, rapid tech changes, and the need for ongoing skills training. Data protection, cybersecurity, and productivity applications are key areas needing improvement for companies to stay competitive in the digital economy.
Century Travel has unveiled the grand arrival of Cunard’s Queen Anne, a pinnacle class cruise ship promising luxurious voyages through the Mediterranean, Norway’s fjords, and the Canary Islands, with refined staterooms and exclusive partnerships for wellness and entertainment. Embark on a journey of opulence and adventure with Century Travel, the exclusive Cunard representative, as they bring forth the majestic Queen Anne for an unforgettable experience at sea.
The government is offering financial aid to communities affected by recent wildfires, to support the repair of homes, vehicles, and buildings in various villages. Applications for relief must be filed by June 26 with local district offices, emphasizing the importance of community solidarity and government support in times of crisis.
Cyprus is responding to Hezbollah’s threats through diplomatic channels, emphasizing peace and stability, with officials reaffirming the country’s noninvolvement in regional conflicts. Security measures are continuously reviewed to ensure the safety of the nation amidst escalating tensions.
Property developer Simon Mistriel Aykut is facing a legal battle over illicit development on Greek Cypriot land, with properties worth €43 million at stake and 124 charges against him. The Nicosia district court has detained Aykut due to concerns about his flight risk until the upcoming criminal court hearing.
Cyprus shone at London Tech Week as an emerging hub for tech innovation, showcasing its incentives, digital infrastructure, and supportive measures that make it a prime destination for tech ventures. The event drew global attention and highlighted Cyprus’s commitment to fostering a vibrant ecosystem for technological advancement and industry growth.
Government spokesman Letymbiotis urges Cyprus’s youth to “stay and fight” amidst valedictorian Lambros’s criticism. He calls for young people to be part of positive change, highlighting economic progress and anticorruption efforts as signs of hope for the nation’s future.
The new age limit for healthcare providers within the Gesy national health scheme is set at 75 years, affecting various professionals like doctors, nurses, and therapists. This policy aims to ensure patient safety, enhance public health, and create opportunities for younger healthcare workers, marking a significant change in the landscape of medicine.
