Idek’s preseed funding program in Cyprus has revolutionized the startup scene, supporting 35 startups and creating over 75 jobs since 2019. With funding of up to €119,999, Idek has played a pivotal role in fostering innovation and driving Cyprus’ economic growth.
A prominent lawyer in Nicosia is accused of embezzling millions from clients through a deceptive scheme resembling a pyramidscheme. The victims, from various backgrounds, were promised high returns on nonexistent property investments. The lawyer, along with accomplices, is under police investigation for these fraudulent activities.
After finishing the anime “Blue Samurai,” explore these series for more samuraithemed adventures: “Onimusha,” a samurai’s demonslaying journey with a cursed gauntlet; “Bright: Samurai Soul,” where a ronin and an orc protect an elf in a fantasy feudal Japan; “Yasuke,” a reimagining of the historical African samurai with fantasy elements; and “Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan,” a documentary blending expert insights with samurai reenactments.
Amidst escalating conflict in Gaza, Shifa Hospital is facing dire conditions with insufficient fuel supplies, putting newborns at risk. Israeli forces at the hospital’s entrance heighten tensions, as the facility struggles to function as a sanctuary for the wounded and displaced, with the death toll feared to rise if the situation does not improve.
The Larnaca hospital in Cyprus conducted a waste pilot programme that resulted in a 7080% reduction in harmful substances from liquid waste, along with the eradication of some pollutants, improving environmental and public health safety. This innovative initiative, in collaboration with the Larnaca Sewerage Board and the University of Cyprus, used advanced treatment techniques to significantly lower the presence of pathogenic bacteria, setting a benchmark for future research and innovation in waste management practices.
The European Central Bank (ECB) advises maintaining bank buffers amid an economic slowdown, with Vice President Luis de Guindos at the forefront. The ECB’s strategy focuses on interest rate hikes to control inflation and emphasizes the importance of remaining vigilant in order to ensure financial stability in the Eurozone.
Potato farmers in Liopetri, Cyprus, are considering taking dynamic protest measures due to significant subsidy reductions. Last year’s subsidies of €130 per decare have been cut to just €35 to €40, leading to widespread unrest and a critical assembly to decide their next steps.
Limassol is addressing the needs of unaccompanied minors by constructing new residential units that prioritize the children’s welfare and integration within the community. The project aims to avoid past issues of ‘ghettoisation’ and provide a safe and inclusive space for all children in need of state protection, irrespective of their background.
President Nikos Chistodoulides has vowed to revive United Nationsled Cyprus reunification talks, seeking unity without compromising the nation’s principles and dignity. He is committed to addressing challenges and obstacles, emphasizing the importance of working within the agreed framework and envisioning a prosperous future for all citizens of Cyprus.
The European winemaking industry is embracing sustainability by repurposing emissions and residues. Innovations include capturing CO2 from fermentation to cultivate nutrientdense algae for animal feed and cosmetics, reducing emissions by 30% through the REDWine project, and turning grape pomace into natural health products through the NeoGiANT initiative. These projects not only reduce greenhouse gas emissions but also offer economic benefits and healthier alternatives to antibiotics, showcasing the industry’s commitment to sustainability and innovation.
