Small island states secure historic,  climate win at international ocean court

Small island states secure historic,  climate win at international ocean court

A group of small island states, including Antigua and Barbuda and the Bahamas, secured a win on climate change in an international court. The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) stated that greenhouse gas emissions absorbed by the ocean are considered marine pollution, and countries are obligated to protect marine environments beyond the requirements of the Paris climate agreement. The opinion is not legally binding but can guide countries in their climate policy and serve as legal precedent in other cases.

In a boiling world, chief heat officers battle , ‘silent killer’

In a boiling world, chief heat officers battle , ‘silent killer’

Fact: Seven chief heat officers, all women, are working in cities like Miami, Melbourne, Dhaka, Freetown, and Athens to cool urban heat traps and prevent deaths caused by extreme heatwaves.

Mexico, ’s howler monkeys dropping dead as heat toll mounts

Mexico, ’s howler monkeys dropping dead as heat toll mounts

Howler monkeys in Mexico’s southeastern tropical forests are dying from dehydration due to a nationwide drought and heat waves.

40% of Cypriots , ‘just getting by’

40% of Cypriots , ‘just getting by’

– Forty percent of Cypriots are “just getting by”
– 30 percent are “struggling” economically
– 30 percent are “comfortable” with their income
– 56 percent noticed price increases in food and basic goods
– 44 percent noticed price increases in electricity
– 32 percent noticed price increases in clothing and footwear
– 31 percent noticed price increases in water
– 63 percent said their income has remained the same
– 17 percent said their income has decreased
– 17 percent said their income has increased
– There is a 10 to 15 percent decrease in income when accounting for inflation.

Turkish Cypriot farmers smash gate of , ‘govt’ building

Turkish Cypriot farmers smash gate of , ‘govt’ building

Turkish Cypriot farmers smashed the gate of the ‘prime minister’s’ office and burnt hay bales in front of the building during their protest against the government’s decision to import meat from the Netherlands and low prices for their products.

Cyber inspired creations at Limassol market

Cyber inspired creations at Limassol market

Fact: The Cyberness Market will showcase over 100 local brands and feature AI paintings, 3D printed household items made from recycled plastic, and eco-friendly décor among its art offerings.

Local government reform , ‘on schedule’

Local government reform , ‘on schedule’

The implementation of local government reform in Cyprus is at an advanced stage and will be completed by the July 1 deadline, according to Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou.

One dead, 30 injured as London-Singapore flight hit by turbulence

One dead, 30 injured as London-Singapore flight hit by turbulence

A Singapore Airlines flight from London made an emergency landing in Bangkok due to severe turbulence, resulting in one passenger dead and multiple injuries.

Cyprus, ’ festival scene comes alive this June

Cyprus, ’ festival scene comes alive this June

Fact: Cyprus will have a vibrant cultural scene this summer with events such as the Cyprus International Accordion Festival, Vegan Fam Flavours, Cyprus Pride March, Cyprus Fashion Film Festival, MBS Wellbeing Day Festival, Lavender Festival, Cyprus Contemporary Dance Festival, Summer Jazz Project, and Paphos International Film Festival.

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