In Paphos, two individuals were detained for possessing stolen goods, including jewelry, electronics, and keys to apartments and hotel rooms, leading to charges of illegal possession. The discovery points to a potential systematic theft operation, with ongoing investigations to uncover the full extent of the suspects’ activities.
The Nicosia barber shop was rocked by an explosion on a quiet Sunday evening, causing significant damage and leaving the community in shock. Police are investigating the deliberate act and urging witnesses to come forward to aid in their efforts to find those responsible.
The deadline for voter registration in Cyprus is April 2nd, with the local government and European Parliament elections scheduled for June 9th. Eligible individuals, including those 18 years and older by election day, are urged to register promptly, with online registration options available for those aged 25 and above.
Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu is the mastermind behind the proposal for a humanitarian aid corridor between Cyprus and Gaza. This initiative is a collaborative effort involving Cyprus, Israel, and various international stakeholders to ensure the safe and efficient delivery of humanitarian assistance to Gaza, subject to Israeli security clearance in Cyprus.
“Love Rat,” a new UK TV drama filmed in Cyprus, follows protagonist Emma, played by Sally Lindsay, as she navigates love and betrayal against the picturesque backdrop of the Mediterranean island. Premiering on Channel 5, the series promises to captivate audiences with its mix of suspense, romance, and stunning scenery.
In essence, statutory tenancy provides longterm security for tenants, safeguarding them from eviction as long as legal criteria are met. However, the succession of this tenancy to a spouse or child after the tenant’s death does not automatically transfer obligations, leading to legal complexities and questions of jurisdiction in cases like those seen in the Nicosia Rent Control Court.
President Nikos Christodoulides is meeting with UN envoy Maria Holguin to discuss Mediterranean geopolitical issues and the Cyprus dispute. The goal is to resume talks within the UN framework and seek a peaceful settlement respecting all Cypriots’ rights, despite challenges from the Turkish Cypriot side.
The recent operations by the Limassol Police Department saw 415 persons and 353 vehicles inspected, resulting in five arrests for illegal residency, one arrest for dutyfree tobacco products, seven complaints for undeclared work, and nine serious traffic violations, emphasizing the commitment to public safety. These efforts are part of a broader initiative to prevent crime and promote road safety in the Limassol province, showcasing the Police’s unwavering dedication to maintaining law and order for the community’s wellbeing.
REALTYon, the Cyprus Property Event, is set to return from July 34, 2024 at the City of Dreams Mediterranean Integrated Resort, boasting an expanded lineup of exhibitors and networking opportunities. The event promises a grand spectacle with over 20 new exhibitors and 1,000 additional attendees, making it the ultimate hub for property enthusiasts and industry leaders in Cyprus.
A tragic accident in Limassol claimed the life of 20yearold Demetris Michael when his vehicle veered off a cliff in Ayia Phyla. Emergency services responded to the scene, discovering the overturned vehicle at the cliff’s base, with investigations ongoing into the cause of the crash.
