Whats On In Cyprus Local News
Russia-Ukraine war: US general says drone crash part of Moscow’s increasing aggression
Washington’s top general said on Wednesday the crash of a U.S. surveillance drone over the Black Sea after being intercepted by Russian jets was part of Moscow’s increasingly aggressive behaviour as the two countries traded blame over the incident. Russia, in turn, told Washington to keep well away from its… Cyprus Mail …
Christodoulides says will not engage in Cyprob blame game
President Nikos Christodoulides said on Saturday he would not engage in a blame game over the Cyprus problem, reiterating his view that the EU’s involvement would go a long way in finding a solution. He was responding to Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar’s comments that rejected the idea, saying the… Cyprus Mail …
New call centre for social insurance queries goes live this week
A call centre for any and all queries relating to benefits will go operational this week, the Social Insurance Services announced on Monday. A statement said the call centre was being set up “to comply with the principle of transparency and information, in accordance with the provisions of Regulation (EU)… Cyprus Mail …
Ronaldinho’s son signs for Barcelona’s youth academy
Joao Mendes, the son of former Brazil forward Ronaldinho, has signed a contract with Barcelona’s youth team, the Spanish club announced on Thursday. The 18-year-old, who previously terminated his contract with Brazilian Serie B club Cruzeiro, had been training with Barcelona’s youth team on a trial basis since January. According… Cyprus Mail …
The hidden cost of ‘Cyprus Tomorrow’
In the race to go green, the public could end up facing long-term debt and restrictions on their freedom of movement By Jean Christou From Wednesday Cyprus will have a new government, one that many might think will bring about the change they voted for, or one they hope will… Cyprus Mail …
Lawyers say blocked from viewing file on collapsed hotel
Turkish lawyers are seemingly being blocked from accessing records on the Isias hotel in Adiyaman, the hotel that collapsed during an earthquake earlier this month killing 35 Turkish Cypriots, reports from the north said on Tuesday. According to the head of the bar association in Adiyaman, Bilal Dogan, a “confidentiality”… Cyprus Mail …
TC labour unions decry proposed aid tax
Labour unions and politicians on Thursday in the north have decried a proposed year-long ‘government’ tax amounting to salary cuts across the ‘public’ and private sector for earthquake support to Turkey. In an announcement nine unions in the north, KTOEOS, KTOS, Basin-Sen, Koop-sen, Dev-Is, Cag-Sen, Maliye-Sen, and Guc-Sen, condemned the… Cyprus Mail …
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