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UN Peacekeepers Honored in Cyprus for Global Peacekeeping Efforts

A monument in Cyprus, named ‘In The Service of Peace,’ honors 150,000 United Nations Peacekeepers who have served in the region, including 187 who lost their lives. This tribute underscores the ongoing Cyprus problem and highlights the importance of peacekeeping worldwide.

High-End Property Sales in Cyprus Reach €16.2M in April

In April, the ten most expensive property sales in Cyprus amounted to €16.2 million, with Limassol leading the high-end market. A notable sale was a €3 million house in Paphos’ Kouklia. Limassol had the highest transactions at €10.3 million, followed by Paphos at €4.9 million and Nicosia at €1 million.

Eu Kouzin in Larnaca Expands Menu to Attract More Restaurant Patrons

Eu Kouzin, a restaurant in Larnaca, Cyprus, has unveiled a refreshed menu. The new offerings aim to blend traditional flavors with modern twists, appealing to both locals and tourists. This update is part of their strategy to enhance the dining experience and attract a broader clientele.

Government’s Decision on Meat Imports Sparks Protests Amid Dispute

The government’s decision to import meat has sparked a dispute over meat import policies, leading to ongoing protests. Despite meetings with ministers and union leaders, no agreement was reached. The government plans to import meat from the Netherlands and Spain, raising questions from opposition parties.