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Silent killer: one in three hypertensive

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Silent killer: one in three hypertensive

– One in three people in Cyprus are hypertensive.
– For people in their 60’s, two out of three Cypriots have high blood pressure.
– Less than one-third of hypertensives have managed to regulate their issue with medication.
– Hypertension is the most common chronic disease and one of the most important contributors to mortality, morbidity, and poor quality of life.
– It is called the ‘silent killer’ and people are urged to seek professional help and measure their pressure properly.

An introduction to India, ’s cashless Health Insurance policy in India

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An introduction to India, ’s cashless Health Insurance policy in India

Fact: Cashless healthcare insurance is a policy that allows individuals to receive medical treatment without paying directly to the hospital, as the insurance company and the hospital settle the bills directly.

Tourists reportedly kidnapped, assaulted after meeting man on Limassol beach

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Tourists reportedly kidnapped, assaulted after meeting man on Limassol beach

Limassol Police are investigating a violent incident involving two Latvian tourists who were allegedly lured into a car by a man they met at Pyrgos beach. The women claim they were indecently assaulted and sustained injuries while attempting to escape. One woman suffered a fractured sternum, while the other received treatment for bruising and friction burns. Police are close to identifying the suspect and plan to issue an arrest warrant soon. Charges being considered include kidnapping, indecent assault, grievous bodily harm, and actual bodily harm.

Christodoula March 2024: everyone was there!

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Christodoula March 2024: everyone was there!

The Cyprus Anti-Cancer Society has been organizing the ‘Christodoula March’ for 49 years, named after a cancer patient named Christodoula. The march symbolizes social solidarity and moral encouragement in the ongoing battle against cancer and serves as the primary funding source for the society.

Government approves €15 million Pano Platres development

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Government approves €15 million Pano Platres development

A €15 million residential complex called the “Nightingale Residential Compound” in Pano Platres, Cyprus has been approved by the Environmental Authority after modifications were made to address initial concerns. The project, developed by Roomzly, will be located within the protected zones of the Kouris Dam Reservoir. The revised plans eliminate buildings on steep slopes and a private wastewater treatment plant, with construction confined to a designated residential zone and avoiding protected areas. The project must follow mitigation measures and was deemed compatible with surrounding developments.

Tony Watson blew the whistle on Lendlease’s questionable tax practices. Now he has to sell his family home

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Tony Watson blew the whistle on Lendlease's questionable tax practices. Now he has to sell his family home

Lendlease is facing a big battle with major investors, with a showdown expected later this month.

How Did the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Change Cost Recovery?

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How Did the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Change Cost Recovery?

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act introduced 100 percent bonus depreciation for short-lived assets from September 27, 2017, until January 1, 2023.

Why We’re Closely Watching Moore v. U.S.

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Why We’re Closely Watching Moore v. U.S.

The Moore v. United States case involves the question of “unrealized income” and its taxation. The plaintiffs, Charles and Kathleen Moore, are challenging the constitutionality of the Section 965 transition tax. The Supreme Court is expected to release an opinion soon, which could have significant impacts on tax policy, potentially reducing federal tax revenues. The ruling may also affect the implementation of the global minimum tax agreement known as Pillar Two. Additionally, the case could lead to changes in the timing of taxes and even preemptively strike down some wealth tax proposals.

Hamas leader Sinwar, facing ICC warrant request, plotted Oct 7 attack

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Hamas leader Sinwar, facing ICC warrant request, plotted Oct 7 attack

Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader in Gaza, was imprisoned by Israel for 23 years before rising to a leadership role in the militant group. He made a speech in December 2022 promising a fierce strike against Israel, which was carried out less than a year later in an assault that killed 1,200 people. Sinwar had a history of punishing collaborators with Israel and has been devoted to the destruction of Israel and killing Jews.