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Mukhtar near disgraced monastery bewails loss of visitors

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Mukhtar near disgraced monastery bewails loss of visitors

Fterikoudes mukhtar Modestos Iacovou testified against Tamassos Bishop Isaias in a case brought by suspended monks of the Osiou Avakoum monastery. He stated that vehicles from the bishopric were loaded with icons from the monastery. The community council has asked for the monks to be brought back so the monastery can function normally. The community has supported the monastery and donated properties for its construction. Monks’ lawyers claim the investigation process against them is illegal.

Nadal knocked out by Zverev on possible French Open farewell

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Nadal knocked out by Zverev on possible French Open farewell

Rafa Nadal suffered his earliest exit at the French Open after being defeated by Alexander Zverev in the first round.

No state scholarships for those avoiding conscription

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No state scholarships for those avoiding conscription

Males who have not completed their military service or who have secured an army deferment for reasons other than their college studies may not apply for a state scholarship.

Three MEPs headed for re-election

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Three MEPs headed for re-election

Three of the six outgoing Cyprus MEPs seem set for re-election, with incumbents Loucas Fourlas, Giorgos Georgiou, and Costas Mavrides expected to retain their seats. The far-right party ELAM could win its first European seat.

In Cyprus 50 years ago, in Israel 7 months ago

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In Cyprus 50 years ago, in Israel 7 months ago

The Palestinian President made a translation error in an official statement that referred to the “Greek Administration of Southern Cyprus,” causing mild reactions in Cyprus. Some people point out that Cyprus recognized the State of Palestine in 1988, unlike Spain, Ireland, and Norway, which recently did so. The focus should be on the form of the state, as Hamas, a terrorist organization, is in control of Gaza and aims to prevent Israel from having a state.

Guilty victims, innocent victimisers

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Guilty victims, innocent victimisers

The Israeli government is accused of pursuing a policy of ethnic cleansing to achieve maximum land with minimum Arabs, leading to a modern-day genocide. The propaganda machine distorts slogans to justify actions, while those advocating for peace and an end to slaughter are labeled as terrorist sympathizers.

When the ballot box speaks, it will be too late

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When the ballot box speaks, it will be too late

The political scene in Cyprus is currently lacking substance and meaningful discourse as the election approaches on June 9. Major parties are focusing on internal rivalries and ideological confrontations, neglecting important issues for discussion. The failure to address societal problems and engage in coherent political discourse is leading to voter alienation and a rise in support for options offering hollow populism and better marketing through social media.

Charges us with tolls

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Charges us with tolls

Road tolls have already been implemented along with various cameras to make money. The justification given is usually for safety or environmental reasons. The author questions what else authorities have planned for the public and sarcastically suggests that they should go ahead and charge tolls for everything.

Missing warranties in ‘Photovoltaics for All’ scheme, Consumers’ Association warns

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Missing warranties in ‘Photovoltaics for All’ scheme, Consumers’ Association warns

The Cyprus Consumers’ Association warns consumers about companies in the ‘Photovoltaics for All’ scheme not providing the mandatory seven-year warranty on installations. Consumers are advised to carefully review offers and contact the association for help securing their rights.