The Osiou Avakoum monastery scandal involves allegations of sexual harassment and money laundering, challenging the monks’ integrity. Senior monk Archimandrite Nektarios denies the accusations and questions the legitimacy of the evidence against him.
In a tragic turn of events on PalaichoriNicosia Road, a piece from a Nissan TIIDA was found at the accident site where 17yearold Alexandros Kashioulis lost his life. This new evidence hints at a third vehicle’s involvement, sparking authorities to appeal for information regarding a damaged Nissan TIIDA.
An explosion rocked an Engomi motorcycle shop in Nicosia, causing significant damage to the storefront. Police and forensic teams are investigating the incident, leaving the local community concerned about safety measures.
In Limassol, two individuals were arrested for document fraud after a package with a fake European driver’s license was intercepted at a local courier company. The suspects, aged 43 and 44, are now detained to aid in the ongoing investigation and prevent evidence tampering, showcasing the authorities’ commitment to combatting such crimes and ensuring public safety.
Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos of Cyprus demands a swift probe into the Gaza incident that claimed the lives of seven humanitarian workers from NGO World Central Kitchen. Emphasizing the need for justice and accountability, Kombos stands in solidarity with those who risk their lives to provide aid in conflict zones.
A man in Limassol was arrested for setting fire to an abandoned house where seven Syrian nationals lived. The suspect had previously threatened the occupants with eviction through fire if they did not pay rent, and authorities confirmed the arson was intentional.
The tragic death of Panayiotis Hadjicostas in Gerakies village has sparked an investigation into road safety measures after his vehicle plunged down a ravine. The community mourns the loss and awaits the results of the upcoming autopsy to shed light on the circumstances surrounding his untimely demise.
In the midst of the scandal surrounding fake diplomas, North Police Chief Baris Sel claims his recent arrest was a conspiracy against him. The scandal has led to multiple arrests within security forces, raising concerns about the integrity of educational qualifications and oversight mechanisms.
The investigation into alleged match manipulation in Cypriot football has uncovered concerns about up to seven games being improperly influenced between 2019 and the previous year. Police investigations are ongoing, and recommendations have been made to the Cyprus Football Association to strengthen their regulatory framework and uphold the integrity of the championship.
A bomb exploded outside a closed nightclub in Paralimni, shattering the glass front door around 2 AM. Authorities are investigating the incident, reviewing CCTV footage, and seeking witnesses, while the community rallies together in support and discusses enhanced security measures for the future.
