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MPs in Cyprus are frustrated with the timing and content of local government reform bills, believing it shows a lack of respect for parliamentary processes. Lastminute submissions and changes raise concerns about the sustainability of municipalities, highlighting the challenge of balancing governance efficiency and fiscal responsibility.
The PwC Cyprus Annual Real Estate Report for 2023 shows a strong real estate market in Cyprus, with transactions reaching €5.5 billion. While the highend market saw a decline, the Larnaca district experienced a 22% increase, and foreign property acquisitions rose by 16%, emphasizing Cyprus’s appeal for business.
The Cyprus Tourism Delegation, led by Deputy Minister Kostas Koumis, is making waves at the prestigious ITB Berlin conference, showcasing the island’s rich culture and hospitality to the world. Their presence highlights Cyprus’s commitment to enhancing its tourism industry and forging international partnerships for a sustainable future in the global tourism sector.
The expansion of higher education in Northern Cyprus has been unprecedented, with a surge in university openings, raising concerns about quality, regulatory standards, and the region’s longterm educational sustainability. The landscape, once dominated by a few universities, now boasts 36 institutions, with 28 established post2011, prompting discussions on legality, oversight, and future planning for the region’s educational sector.
Embassies of Western nations, such as the USA and the UK, are warning their citizens in Moscow of potential terrorist threats, advising them to avoid crowded areas and consider leaving Russia if their stay isn’t essential. These alerts are a result of escalating diplomatic tensions and security concerns amid a backdrop of complex international relations.
The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) faces a budget deficit in 2024, with expenses surpassing revenues by over €1.6 million. To cover this shortfall, the CSE plans to tap into its cash reserves, ensuring operational continuity and financial stability for the upcoming year.
This weekend, expect sunny skies turning cloudy with possible showers or storms. Temperatures will peak at 22 degrees Celsius during the day and drop as low as three degrees at night, offering a mix of outdoor adventures and cozy indoor moments.
In Ayios Amvrosios, a solemn ceremony laid to rest two unidentified victims of maritime tragedies, highlighting the human cost and the need for international cooperation. Challenges in identification and communication underscore the importance of effective search and rescue operations and dignified final rites for those lost at sea.
Austria backs Cyprus’ proposal for safe zones in Syria, supporting the potential return of migrants to stable areas like Damascus and Tartus despite EUAAA’s concerns about surrounding conflict zones. The idea, though met with mixed reactions within the EU, highlights the complexity of ensuring safety and security for those seeking to go back to wartorn Syria.
