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Next phases of ‘ktiZO’ housing plan announced

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Next phases of ‘ktiZO’ housing plan announced

The reconstruction of the first apartment buildings under the “ktiZO” Plan has begun in July, with 77.6% of beneficiaries expressing interest in participating. Rent subsidies are provided for 165 beneficiaries and storage space for personal belongings for 25 apartments. Evacuation and demolition of dangerous buildings are progressing, with five already demolished in Latsia Municipality. Municipalities are urged to issue decrees for further demolitions. Reconstruction contracts have been awarded for various settlements, with work expected to start in the coming months. The second phase of the Plan, involving 70 apartment buildings, will soon begin, with subsidies for Civil Engineers to determine necessary repairs. The Minister expressed confidence in meeting set schedules to address the chronic problem affecting refugee compatriots.

Mayor accuses of voter manipulation in Lakatamia

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Mayor accuses of voter manipulation in Lakatamia

The Mayor of Lakatamia, Photoula Hadjipapa, accuses individuals of attempting to manipulate election results by transporting voter carriers in the municipality. She expresses disappointment in the illegal movements of voters and urges citizens to block the road in a coordinated effort to prevent this manipulation. The Mayor calls on relevant authorities to ensure the smooth running of the elections and vows to prevent undemocratic practices from succeeding.

Level of Ural River in Russia’s Orenburg reaches 11.83 metres, say local authorities

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Level of Ural River in Russia’s Orenburg reaches 11.83 metres, say local authorities

The Ural river in Orenburg, Russia has reached a level of 11.83 meters due to melting snow causing major rivers to burst their banks. Residents were urged to evacuate as floodwaters continued to rise in the region. Floodwaters were also approaching the settlement of Baraba in the Kurgan region, with the Tobol river expected to reach 9-11 meters in the city of Kurgan.

Water level rises sharply in Russia’s Kurgan region

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Water level rises sharply in Russia’s Kurgan region

The village of Kaminskoye in Russia’s Kurgan region is being evacuated due to a 1.4-meter rise in water levels overnight. The regional governor, Vadim Shumkov, stated that the flood could also impact the city of Kurgan in the coming days. In Orenburg, hundreds of houses were flooded overnight, with the deluge expected to peak on Friday and begin subsiding in two days.

Annual CIT Reconciliation in 2024- A Brief Guide for Companies

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Annual CIT Reconciliation in 2024- A Brief Guide for Companies

Companies are advised to begin tax filing procedures for the 2023 tax year as soon as possible to complete CIT reconciliation before the deadline of May 31, 2024.

China CIT Reconciliation 2024 – A Brief Guide to Annual Tax Filing

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China CIT Reconciliation 2024 - A Brief Guide to Annual Tax Filing

The season for China CIT reconciliation in 2024 is underway, and companies are advised to begin tax filing procedures for the 2023 tax year as soon as possible to complete CIT reconciliation before the deadline of May 31, 2024.

Kedipes offers repayment plan for NPLs

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Kedipes offers repayment plan for NPLs

Kedipes has announced a new repayment plan for non-performing loans that would be secured by a primary residence with a market value of up to €350,000. Eligible borrowers can fully repay their loan obligations by paying an amount calculated with a significant percentage discount on the market value of the mortgaged residence.

US lawmakers strike deal on data privacy legislation

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US lawmakers strike deal on data privacy legislation

Two key U.S. lawmakers reached a deal on draft bipartisan data privacy legislation that would restrict the data collected by technology companies and give Americans control over their personal information. The legislation would also allow individuals to prevent the selling of their personal data and compel its deletion. The bill would give the Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general authority to oversee consumer privacy issues and establish enforcement mechanisms. The legislation does not ban targeted advertising but gives consumers the ability to opt out of it. The bill also includes provisions for fines for privacy violations and annual reviews of algorithms to ensure they do not harm individuals.

Major Police operation to check foreigners in Paphos

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Major Police operation to check foreigners in Paphos

A coordinated police operation took place in the Paphos district this morning to prevent and detect crime and check the legal status of foreigners residing in Cyprus. The operation focused on two apartment complexes in Chloraka and Tremithousa, where a total of 300 apartments were checked. No individuals were found residing in the apartments at the “Agios Nikolaos” complex, and no objectionable items were discovered in the 12 apartments searched at the “Agios Georgios” complex. Police plan to conduct similar searches in the future.