National Betting Authority warns against illegal online betting

National Betting Authority warns against illegal online betting

The National Betting Authority warned the public about the proliferation of illegal betting activity, especially online. One example cited was the website https://parimatchcyprus.com.cy, which redirects to https://n1bet.com/en-CA?modal=signUp, providing illegal betting services without a permit. The NBA advised the public to be cautious and check which companies are lawfully licensed by visiting its website at www.nba.gov.cy.

Top NY court overturns Harvey Weinstein’s rape conviction

Top NY court overturns Harvey Weinstein’s rape conviction

Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 rape conviction has been overturned by a New York court, leading to a new trial in the landmark #MeToo case. The court found that the trial judge made errors by allowing testimony from women not part of the charges and by allowing prejudicial cross-examination. The decision now rests with Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on whether to retry Weinstein, who is currently serving a 23-year prison sentence.

Will Bitcoin hit all-time highs again in 2024?

Will Bitcoin hit all-time highs again in 2024?

Bitcoin is expected to hit fresh all-time highs in the coming months, with the CEO of deVere Group predicting that the cryptocurrency will surpass its previous record high of ,800. Factors such as the recent halving event reducing the supply of new Bitcoin issuance and the launch of new Bitcoin exchange-traded funds outside the US are expected to drive up the value of Bitcoin. The CEO believes that despite short-term fluctuations, Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory is upward and that it will achieve new price heights in 2024.

Parisinou not kicked out of Disy despite Elam MEP nomination

Parisinou not kicked out of Disy despite Elam MEP nomination

Niovi Parisinou has not been expelled from Disy despite nominating Elam’s Geadis Geadi for the European Parliament elections.

Tepak students protest course relocation

Tepak students protest course relocation

Students at Cyprus University of Technology protested against the decision to relocate certain courses from Limassol to Paphos. The students, who have already rented accommodation in Limassol and work in the city, expressed concerns about the impact of the move on their logistics.

Innovative strategies: How London tech recruiters can attract Yii developers

Innovative strategies: How London tech recruiters can attract Yii developers

Fact: Businesses are increasingly relying on web applications and platforms to drive growth and innovation, leading to a higher demand for talented developers proficient in frameworks like Yii.

Harvey Weinstein, ’s conviction overturned by top NY court

Harvey Weinstein, ’s conviction overturned by top NY court

New York’s highest court overturned Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 sex crimes conviction due to critical mistakes made by the trial judge. The court ruled that allowing testimony from women who were not part of the charges and cross-examining Weinstein in a prejudicial manner was an abuse of judicial discretion. The decision calls for a new trial.

Data Protection Commissioner clarifies CCTV use in kindergartens

Data Protection Commissioner clarifies CCTV use in kindergartens

The office of the Data Protection Commissioner received inquiries and complaints about the legality of installing CCTV systems in private kindergartens. Kindergarten administrations are allowed to operate CCTV systems at entrances, exits, and adjacent private parking areas, but not in indoor spaces, classrooms, common areas, toilets, or playgrounds. Recording sound at kindergartens is also not allowed under any circumstances.