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Talks over LNG Spat Have ‘Gotten Nowhere’

Negotiations over the LNG terminal in Cyprus have hit a deadlock, with construction halted and a legal dispute looming. The government is open to abandoning the deal with the current consortium to ensure the completion of the crucial Vasiliko LNG terminal, which promises economic benefits and environmental improvements.

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Carnival Season at Ayia Napa Marina

The carnival season at Ayia Napa Marina promises a lively afternoon with live music, Brazilian dancers, and a Zumba Kids Dance Party. Visitors can enjoy face painting, meet Disney characters, and savor a variety of food and drinks from local eateries.

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A diamond jubilee of Cyprus’ stagnation

With its roots in the bloody Christmas of 1963, the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (Unficyp) marks 60 years of maintaining peace along the buffer zone. From a temporary mission to the longestrunning UN peacekeeping operation, Unficyp’s presence in Nicosia serves as a reminder of the island’s divided past and the ongoing struggle for reconciliation.

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Missiles Hit Odesa During High-Profile Meeting

During a highprofile meeting in Odesa, a missile strike near Ukrainian President Zelenskiy and Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis highlighted the ongoing conflict, emphasizing the need for solidarity and defense in the Black Sea region. The visit symbolized a strong message of support from the international community for Ukraine’s sovereignty and the fight against Russian aggression.

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Tragic End to a Perilous Journey

In a tragic turn of events off the coast of Cyprus, a sixyearold child lost their life during a perilous migration attempt from Syria. Facing extreme conditions, including starvation and dehydration, refugees risked their lives to seek safety, showcasing the harsh realities of their journeys.

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Cyprus Under Scrutiny: US Sanctions and the Spyware Controversy

The US sanctions against former Israeli intelligence officer Tal Dilian have put Cyprus in the spotlight, raising questions about illegal surveillance and enforcement of the EU DualUse Regulation. Akel demands transparency and accountability from the government to protect privacy and uphold the rule of law amidst the spyware controversy.

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Cyta Budget ‘Focused on Innovation and Value-Driven Services’

Cyta’s 2024 budget is dedicated to strategic planning, innovation, and societal impact, aiming to position Cyprus as a leader in global telecommunications by enhancing infrastructure and fostering highspeed networks. The company’s commitment to innovation and corporate responsibility will drive growth and societal advancement, contributing significantly to the digital landscape of Cyprus and its global standing.

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Expat Brits Fear Pensions Loss

British retirees in Cyprus are bracing for a tax overhaul in 2025, with their UK state pensions set to be taxed by the UK instead of Cyprus. The shift could lead to higher tax rates, impacting expats’ income as UK taxes tend to be higher than those in Cyprus.

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‘Absurd costs’ for UCy student dorms

The University of Cyprus is facing criticism over the exorbitant costs of its new student dormitories, priced at €110,000 per room, more than double the cost of similar projects. Concerns arise from the project’s lengthy eightyear timeline and the influence of donors on budgeting, sparking debates on fiscal responsibility and the implications for student welfare and education.

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