Новости за 22.04.2024

President Nikos Christodoulides has no plan to suspend the auditor-general in any capacity, nor is he going to tell the independent official what to do, the government said on Monday. Speaking to CyBC, deputy government spokesman Yannis Antoniou described the issue of the auditor-general as “purely legal and not political”....

A constructive trust is created and the extent of the right determined by court There are people who, because of their relationship, choose to live together without getting married and share their daily possessions. The phenomenon is frequent, it occurs especially among people from other countries or foreigners with Cypriots,...

The Old municipal market of Nicosia has been getting a revamp. Recently renovated as the CYENS Centre of Excellence took hold of the downtown building, the market is now ready to reveal its new look. A grand opening event on Tuesday will bring together politicians, performers and the public. Almost...

A 62-year-old man was remanded by the Paphos court on Sunday for allegedly inciting hatred on social media. He is due back in court on Monday, police said. According to a complaint made by his alleged victim, a Limassol resident, the man posted his photo and name with racist comments...

Thieves stole a bronze bell from a church in Chlorakas, police said on Monday. According to police, a member of the church committee of Chlorakas reported on Sunday that the bell had been stolen from the chapel of Ayios Nikolaos in the Paphos village. The theft from the belfry took...

Cypriot swimmer Karolina Pelendritou has won the 50m freestyle at the European Para-swimming European Open Championships in Madeira. According to an announcement, the Cypriot athlete finished with a time of 29.72, close to her personal record of 29.71 and also an improvement on her Gold in Tokyo where she came...

Dust in the atmosphere is expected on Monday and due to increase by Tuesday amid rising temperatures, the met office said. Temperature will rise to around 29C inland on Monday, around 25C along the coast and 22C in the mountains. Monday night they will fall to 16C inland and along...

Around 700 people – mostly African migrants and asylum seekers, along with some Cypriots and migrants from other countries – protested in the streets of Nicosia, calling for an end to oppressive measures with the slogan: “Let migrants breathe!”. Read also: Nicosia protest demands end to second-class status for migrants

A man aged 61 was remanded by the Paphos court on Sunday after being arrested for burglary and theft, police said. According to police, on April 19, a 47-year-old man reported that his residence in the village of  Yolou was broken into and property stolen. Evidence led to the suspect,...

A 17-year-old boy was in critical condition at the Nicosia general hospital on Monday after being involved in a motorcycle accident in Ayia Napa late on Sunday, police said. The driver, an 18-year-old, was also injured and was being treated for broken ribs at a private hospital in the Famagusta...

By Saeed Azhar and Matt Tracy US regional banks are expected to set aside more money to cover potential commercial real estate (CRE) losses and sell more property loans as the sector remains under pressure a year after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. Most multifamily loans...

Waste from the production of aluminium, nickel and other industrial materials offers the EU an opportunity to advance its recycling goals. By Michael Allen In the western Irish city of Limerick, on the site of an aluminium refinery, a 500-metre paved road is built on an experiment that could help...

Taiwan’s Foxconn (2317.TW) has this month started a rotating chief executive system in an overhaul of its management designed to nurture successors of the world’s largest contract electronics maker, chairman Young Liu said on Wednesday. Reuters exclusively reported last week that major Apple (AAPL.O) supplier Foxconn was considering introducing a...

SiTime (SITM.O) has introduced a chip that it says is designed to help data centres built for artificial intelligence applications run more efficiently. SiTime makes what are known as timing chips, whose job is set a steady beat for all the parts of a computer and keep them running together...

Extreme nationalism always looks foolish or even deranged to those who have not caught the virus, but in India it’s now official. In January, India’s Ministry of Defence started setting up 822 ‘selfie points’ at war memorials, railway stations and tourist attractions where people can take photos with a cardboard...