An arrest of a prison guard in Strovolos was made after police discovered incriminating items in a car linked to a vehicle fire incident, hinting at premeditation. The guard is suspected of planning further arson, prompting a broader investigation in the community.
Pasyki, the state doctors’ union, is concerned about Okypy’s financial stability. Despite government grants covering deficits until 2025, questions remain about longterm viability and the impact on the healthcare system if Okypy cannot stabilize financially. The goal is a sustainable model without reliance on government funding.
The attempted murder case in Lakatamia has seen ten individuals implicated, with seven in custody and three released. The victim, Demetris Andronicou, remains in critical condition while police focus on scientific evidence and possible links to recent crimes to determine the motive behind the attack.
In Cyprus, embracing ESG principles—Environment, Society, and Governance—is the key to corporate success. By prioritizing robust corporate governance, strong social responsibility, and a holistic ESG approach, companies can enhance shareholder performance, improve services and products, and increase investment appeal, ultimately aligning profit with purpose for lasting success in the market.
Erhan Arikli emerged victorious in the YDP leadership election, securing his position with 1,956 votes against his opponent Talip Atalay’s 1,190. Arikli’s resounding win solidifies his leadership within the party and sets a clear path for its future political endeavors.
The peaceful atmosphere of Argaka village was shattered when a 29yearold man was stabbed by his roommate during an argument. The victim, found to be living illegally, was treated for his injuries and detained while the police are actively searching for the assailant to ensure community safety.
Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou joins EU ministers in Belgium to tackle migration challenges, focusing on the new migration and asylum pact, sharing best practices, and proposing safe zones in Syria for migrant return. Cyprus leads by example, with proactive policies leading to the return of 3,000 migrants, while seeking alliances with countries like Denmark and the Czech Republic. Despite some division among EU members, the discussions highlight the importance of collaboration and consensus in shaping effective migration policies.
Cyprus designer Hi Tek Alexander, once basking in the glitz of Los Angeles, now leads a serene life in Larnaca at 72. His brand, Hi Tek Designs, is known for avantgarde creations, reflecting his journey from extravagant past to humble present, embodying reinvention and enduring creativity.
The corporate loan market in Cyprus is expected to see a resurgence with the forecasted interest rate cut, potentially boosting loan applications despite existing challenges. Bankers are prepared to adapt and provide support to businesses amidst geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties, positioning themselves to navigate through the evolving market dynamics.
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce & Industry celebrates its 97th anniversary, showcasing its pivotal role in shaping Cyprus’s economic landscape through institutional reforms and infrastructure projects like the Cyprus Stock Exchange and industrial zones. Keve’s enduring influence as the government’s primary economic advisor highlights its commitment to fostering a resilient economy and societal wellbeing for the people of Cyprus.
