Buses for special needs passengers delivered
Fact: Eight small buses equipped with passenger seats and wheelchair spaces were delivered to special schools and welfare services in Cyprus.
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When darkness is normalised in politics
The far-right party ELAM has gained significant political space in Cyprus, attracting voters from various parties. This rise of the far-right is not just a Cypriot issue but a European and international phenomenon. The far-right thrives on crises and social inequalities, offering what seems like an attractive alternative to traditional parties. Despite some missteps, ELAM continues to influence public discussions and set the agenda, posing a potential nightmare for other parties and society as a whole. The focus should be on countering the far-right through effective policies and addressing pressing issues to prevent the normalization of fascism.
Larnaca port workers anxious after marina project collapse
The government terminated its contract with Kition Ocean Holdings, causing concern among employees about their future. Trade unions met with the Minister of Labour to ensure workers’ continued employment would be prioritized. The government plans to follow labor laws in handling the situation. The Municipality of Larnaca expressed solidarity with the employees, while PEO opposes the privatization of Larnaca Port and demands protection for Kition workers. The General Secretary of OMEPEGIE-SEK stated that the Minister of Labour assured them that the workers would be employed under a new regime to prevent victimization.
Orchestra travels to prison, medical centre and Tala
The Cyprus Symphony Orchestra will be performing three concerts as part of its community outreach program. The concerts will be held at the American Medical Centre, Nicosia Central Prisons, and Tala Amphitheatre in Paphos.
🔒 Why Biden is the best president that business could hope for
Fact: No Democratic president since at least Grover Cleveland in the late 19th century has been beloved by American business.
June movie nights await at Lidl Food Academy
Lidl Cyprus will host three special screenings over June 12-14, 2024, featuring films where food plays a central role. Attendees will enjoy a three-course meal before each movie, inspired by the film’s gastronomy. The screenings include ‘The Lunch Box’ on June 12, ‘The Hundred-Foot Journey’ on June 13, and ‘Ratatouille’ on June 14. Lucky winners can participate for free by registering on Lidl’s website by June 4.
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.
Nations consider vaccinating workers exposed to bird flu
The United States and Europe are taking steps to acquire or manufacture H5N1 bird flu vaccines to protect at-risk poultry and dairy workers, veterinarians, and lab technicians.
Thyroid second most common cancer in women
– Thyroid cancer is the second most common cancer among women in Cyprus and the sixth in men.
– Holistic support is needed for those with thyroid cancer.
– Early detection of thyroid nodules and regular follow-up are key for better treatment outcomes.
– Main symptom is the appearance of a lump in the throat.
– Other symptoms include hoarseness lasting more than a few weeks and a painless throat mass.
– Thyroid cancer risk is increased by environmental and genetic factors, including being female, a low iodine diet, and family history.
– Women who have had breast cancer have a slightly increased chance of being diagnosed with thyroid cancer and vice versa.
Alcaraz eases injury fears with dominant Roland Garros display, Osaka battles on
Carlos Alcaraz advanced to the second round of the French Open after overcoming concerns about his forearm injury.