The government is actively managing forest fires through initiatives like ‘Planting for Climate,’ focusing on reforestation and community engagement to restore ecosystems and reduce greenhouse gases. Minister Maria Panayiotou emphasized the importance of tree planting in combating deforestation and climate change, calling for collective action to ensure a cleaner and healthier environment for future generations.
Amidst the waves near Cape Greco, a group of 141 individuals, predominantly Syrian refugees, arrived seeking safety on Cyprus shores, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian challenge in the Mediterranean. The Pournara Reception Centre offers initial support, but the surge in arrivals underscores the need for regional cooperation and comprehensive policies to ensure the migrants’ safety, dignity, and integration into host societies.
Cyprus braces for potential regional instability by implementing the National ‘Estia’ Plan for evacuation protocols. Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos highlights the nation’s growing anxieties over potential upheaval in the Eastern Mediterranean, emphasizing the need for swift diplomatic action to ensure longterm security and stability.
The new cultural routes in Famagusta are unlocking hidden historical and cultural gems, connecting visitors and locals to the district’s rich heritage. These routes serve as a bridge to the past, promoting education, pride, and stewardship for cultural preservation, while also offering potential economic and social benefits through cultural tourism.
Cyprus and Japan have strengthened their economic ties through highlevel meetings and discussions on strategic advantages, renewable energy, and innovation. The goal is to create a sustainable and prosperous economic future through bilateral collaboration, leveraging Japan’s technological expertise and Cyprus’s strategic location.
The recent protest in Limassol, Cyprus, was sparked by the tragic death of Anis Rahman, a Bangladeshi national who fell from a building while escaping a police raid. The incident highlighted concerns about racial discrimination and the treatment of foreigners, prompting calls for justice and systemic change in the community.
Cyprus is stepping up its efforts to meet EU renewable energy targets, with a focus on green reforms and investments. The country’s national Recovery and Resilience Plan aims to pave the way for a sustainable future, setting a regional example in environmental stewardship and alignment with EU objectives.
A fire devastated a popular café in Tseri, Nicosia, on Tseriou Avenue early morning, causing significant damage to the ground floor and mezzanine. Emergency responders swiftly contained the blaze, ensuring no casualties and launching investigations into the cause.
The Cyprus foreign ministry has issued travel warnings for the Middle East, advising against nonessential travel to Israel, Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran due to high risks. Travelers are urged to stay informed and prioritize safety when making travel decisions in the region.
Experience enchanting music nights in Limassol villages like Lofou and Erimi! Enjoy genres ranging from acoustic to classical, with upcoming events featuring Ten Strings on April 25 at Agrovino Wine Bar and an Italian Recital on April 27 at Cyprus Wine Museum.
