Новости за 11.03.2024

The transition to motherhood is a wild journey, unique to every woman that experiences it. From the start of pregnancy, a woman’s body goes through thousands of intricate changes as the mother prepares mentally, emotionally and physically. On a mission to educate, reflect and empower decision-making about all important topics...

A 38-year-old man and a 27-year-old woman appeared before the Paphos district court on Monday following their arrest on Sunday, when police found a large quantity of valuables, jewellery, electrical and electronic devices at their home. According to Paphos police spokesperson Michalis Nicolaou, the court will announce a two-day remand...

In the last month, a London Cypriot has become a household name in Britain! ALIX NORMAN finds out what drove her to create her highly controversial foodie sensation In the last few weeks, she’s been featured in The Sun. Wowed on Dragon’s Den. And ‘sparked outrage’ with her controversial creation,...

Israel was checking on Monday if Hamas’s second-highest military leader died in an air strike, media said, as talks stumbled to secure a ceasefire in the Gaza war to coincide with the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. If his death is confirmed, Marwan Issa would be the highest-ranking official from the Islamist...

The dark side of religious tourism and an extensive miracles racket operating out of the Saint Avakoum monastery in Fterikoudes were exposed on Monday, adding to the slew of scandals brought to light about goings-on at the religious site last week. According to neighbouring Palaichori resident Sofronis Sofroniou the revelations to date...

How a Netflix show has become a key driver behind F1’s rising popularity By Raymond Boyle and Richard Haynes Before the engines started revving for the start of the 2024 Formula One season, many fans will have lapped up the newest episodes of Drive to Survive on Netflix. The latest...

A bomb exploded in a barbershop in Nicosia on Sunday evening causing extensive damage to the property. Police spokesman Christos Andreou confirmed on Monday that the explosion resulted from an explosive device strategically placed in front of the shop, causing extensive damage. “It’s premature to determine the exact circumstances as...

The interior ministry on Monday urged would-be voters to “submit timely applications” to be registered on the electoral roll, as the deadline of April 2 for June’s elections near. The April deadline concerns local government and European Parliament elections, which are set to take place simultaneously on June 9. All...

As information emerged on Monday that the idea for a humanitarian aid corridor from Cyprus to Gaza was first mooted by Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu, government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis said it had been discussed by him with President Nikos Christodoulides. This conversation comes on the coattails of a report in...

A new major television production filmed in Cyprus is set to air on the UK’s Channel 5 on Monday evening. The series will run for four consecutive nights. The production of Love Rat was approved by the Cyprus Film Commission, and it “promotes the tourist characteristics of Cyprus, particularly Ayia...

Every industry has its own intricacies that make it challenging and exciting at the same time. Each also has tools and expertise that help make the work of professionals in the sector more convenient and efficient. Take trading, for instance; you can use many different instruments and strategies to tackle...

A statutory tenancy relates to the premises, presupposing a tenancy and is connected with the right of the statutory tenant to remain in possession and not be evicted as long as the provisions of the Rent Control Law are met. The aforesaid right can be acquired by the surviving spouse...

Police are investigating a case of livestock theft in the Paphos area, with the arrest of two aimed at facilitating the investigation. The case was reported to police at around 9pm on Sunday by the owner of a livestock farm, who said he had noticed animals going missing from his...

An underage driver, accompanied by another minor, was apprehended by Game wardens on Saturday in a rural area of Argaka, in the Paphos district, while, in a separate incident, a 47-year-old speeding taxi driver was found by the police to be driving under the influence of drugs, a spokesman said...

Five people were arrested in Paphos to facilitate investigations into a case of suspected illegal stay in the Republic in a coordinated operation on Sunday in the village of Tremithousa. According to Paphos police spokesman Michalis Nicolaou, the operation took place between 6pm and 8.40pm at the Saint George complex...

TLDR MicroStrategy, led by pro-Bitcoin Michael Saylor, plans to sell $600 million in convertible senior notes to fund additional Bitcoin purchases. The Nasdaq-listed firm already owns 193,000 Bitcoin. Saylor believes Bitcoin is the world’s most popular investment asset. NuggetRush (NUGX) is a new player in the GameFi space, combining real-world...

President Nikos Christodoulides will meet the UN Secretary General’s personal envoy Maria Holguin on Monday afternoon. According to the Cyprus News Agency, Christodoulides will discuss “very specifically” some issues while also expecting to be briefed by Holguin. Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos stressed that any discussion over common ground with...

REALTYon, the only event in Cyprus dedicated to the entire property industry, is returning for its second edition, with a further-reaching direction and an exciting agenda of topics. Scheduled to take place over July 3-4, 2024, at Cyprus’ iconic City of Dreams Mediterranean Integrated Resort, the premier real-estate event promises...

At least 50 people were hurt on Monday, mostly with minor injuries, after LATAM Airlines told the New Zealand Herald that a “technical problem” had caused a “strong movement” during a flight from Sydney to Auckland. LATAM Airlines flight LA800, a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, landed at Auckland airport as scheduled...

In today’s episode, Cyprus was gearing to send around 150 tonnes of aid to Gaza on Sunday afternoon, after it received the final seal of approval from Israel. The vessel will set off on Monday morning. Elsewhere, over 2,000 people living in Cyprus illegally were deported or repatriated this year,...

The University of Cyprus (UCY) is pleased to announce that applications for admission to its postgraduate programmes (Master and PhD level) for the academic year 2024/2025 have already begun! UCY offers over 100 graduate programmes of study in a wide range of subjects, many which are taught in English. All...

This month the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra presents two concerts on the island – one for young audiences and one dedicated to French romantic composers. Coming up first is the Peter and the Wolf concert in Nicosia on March 22, where the orchestra’s instruments bring to life the adventurous musical story...

The shipment of humanitarian aid which is to be sent from Larnaca to Gaza is still on hold this morning due to a technical difficulty but the ship carrying it is expected to set sail imminently, Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos said on Monday. Speaking to state broadcaster CyBC around 7am,...

A 20-year-old man, named as Demetris Michael, died on Sunday night, when the vehicle he was driving crashed off a cliff in Limassol. Police are investigating the circumstances of the crash which happened in the area of Ayia Phyla. This is the fifth fatal accident recorded this year, head of...

Several leading news organisations have withdrawn a photograph issued by Kensington Palace of Kate, Britain’s Princess of Wales, after post-publication analysis showed it did not meet their editorial standards. The palace issued the photograph of Kate and her three children on Sunday, along with a message of thanks from the...