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Two men were remanded in custody after the largest cache of weapons and explosives ever found in Cyprus was discovered in an Oroklini cemetery. Police are investigating the origin and intended purposes of the arms, which included a rocket launcher and improvised explosive devices.
Los guardias penitenciarios descubrieron un teléfono móvil y papel impregnado de drogas durante una inspección en las celdas de la Prisión Central. Los artículos, que se cree que son cannabinoides sintéticos, se encontraron divididos en cuadrados arrancables para fumar. Este incidente es el tercero de su tipo.
Un reciente sondeo revela que el 84% está preocupado por la subida de precios, mientras que el 72% lo está por la factura energética. Otros temas de preocupación incluyen el crimen, la corrupción y la pobreza. A pesar de esto, hay un optimismo cauteloso sobre las finanzas del hogar.
Reverse phone lookup services face privacy barriers as they access public records to provide names, addresses, geographical areas, phone types, social media profiles, email addresses, and more. This raises concerns about the balance between information availability and personal privacy.
The Cyprus Ministry of Agriculture has started issuing decrees for Natura 2000 management in protected areas, aiming to complete the process by the end of 2025. This initiative seeks to enhance biodiversity and ensure sustainable conservation practices.
Cypriot police arrested two men in Oroklini, seizing a cache of weapons, including a G3 rifle, possibly of Turkish origin, which raised suspicions about the suspects’ intentions. The arsenal included explosives, pistols, and an RPG launcher. Authorities suspect potential criminal plans.
Diko leader Nicholas Papadopoulos has challenged Elam leader Christos Christou to a debate regarding the alleged proposal to issue passports to immigrants in Paphos. Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou condemned the idea, calling it dangerous and unrealistic. Elam claims their views were misrepresented.
The University of Cyprus is offering scholarships for qualified international candidates enrolling in various postgraduate programmes. Tuition fees for these programmes range from 4,000 to 10,000 euros, making advanced education more accessible to a global audience.
President Christodoulides expressed regret over the need for presidential intervention to replace basic amenities at Troodos Hospital. He emphasized the importance of reviewing procedures in vital sectors like Health and Education to prevent such interventions in the future, stressing accountability and results.
Choose4Cyprus has launched a new platform to streamline the voting procedure for upcoming elections. Citizens can now easily find their polling stations and detailed voting information at wtv.elections.moi.gov.cy and elections.gov.cy.
