During a routine police check in Episkopi, Limassol, a rental car with three individuals fled, leading to a highspeed chase. Suspected drugs were discarded from the car, which later crashed, injuring two people. Law enforcement fired warning shots and eventually arrested the suspects after the collision.
An altercation at Kings Avenue Mall in Paphos led to three hospitalized individuals and the subsequent arrest of nine suspects on charges including conspiracy, unlawful assembly, and possession of weapons. Investigations point to a premeditated clash, leaving the community on edge as police work to restore peace and security.
Cyprus is expected to contribute up to €100 million to the Great Sea Interconnector project, linking the electricity grids of Cyprus, Greece, and Israel to boost regional energy security. This financial commitment is crucial to keep the project moving forward and enhance energy cooperation in the region.
OPAP Cyprus has donated a modern digital mammograph to the Mackenzie Medical Centre in Larnaca, enhancing the center’s breast cancer screening program. This generous contribution reflects their commitment to women’s health and supports early detection and prevention of breast cancer across the nation.
The Cyprus Shipping Chamber (CSC) vehemently denounced the missile attack on the commercial vessel True Confidence by Houthi forces, leading to tragic loss of life and injuries. CSC urges immediate international intervention to protect seafarers and vessels in the Red Sea from further acts of aggression.
The Strovolos Theatre Festival has arrived, showcasing Greek and Cypriot theatrical productions while supporting charitable causes. With drama, comedy, and family entertainment, the festival celebrates the arts while contributing to social good in the Strovolos Municipality.
The Parliament’s approval of a new deputy ministry for migration and asylum marks a pivotal moment in the country’s approach to managing migration challenges. The move aims to centralize policymaking processes, enhance coordination of services, and improve the overall management of migration and asylum cases, signaling a step towards more effective outcomes.
Bean Bar’s “Support Pink” campaign is a weeklong initiative starting on March 4, 2024, where they will donate 10% of sales to Europa Donna Cyprus to aid women with breast cancer. By choosing Bean Bar during this week, you’re not just enjoying your coffee but showing solidarity and support to those affected by breast cancer.
Over 70% of people in the northern region are dealing with overweight or obesity issues, with 33.8% classified as obese and another 37% as overweight. This alarming trend is attributed to lifestyle changes, including increased screen time and consumption of processed foods, contributing to a global health crisis.
The Limassol Carnival, a traditional celebration in Cyprus, is embracing innovation through a partnership with Blackbook agency to incorporate AI technology. This year’s carnival features the first AIdesigned poster, symbolizing a blend of traditional festivities with contemporary digital art aimed at attracting a global audience and redefining cultural marketing.
