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🔊 EU Commissioner in Cyprus: the fate of thousands of animals at stake — will they be culled or spared?
Today, EU Commissioner for Animal Health Olivér Várhelyi arrived on the island. His schedule is tight: a visit to the “Zenon” coordination center at Larnaca Airport, a meeting with Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou, talks with farmers, producers and veterinary authorities, followed by an audience with President Nikos Christodoulides.
The key issue Cyprus is trying to push in Brussels: whether it is possible to avoid culling entire herds on infected farms. Nicosia is requesting an exception to strict EU rules, citing the island’s geographical isolation and the country’s small size.
However, sources in Brussels are pessimistic: derogations from Regulation 2020/687 have never been granted to any country. Even a phone call from the president to Ursula von der Leyen reportedly did not change the situation. All eyes are now on Várhelyi’s verdict — if the decision is positive, thousands of animals could be spared.
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Today, EU Commissioner for Animal Health Olivér Várhelyi arrived on the island. His schedule is tight: a visit to the “Zenon” coordination center at Larnaca Airport, a meeting with Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou, talks with farmers, producers and veterinary authorities, followed by an audience with President Nikos Christodoulides.
The key issue Cyprus is trying to push in Brussels: whether it is possible to avoid culling entire herds on infected farms. Nicosia is requesting an exception to strict EU rules, citing the island’s geographical isolation and the country’s small size.
However, sources in Brussels are pessimistic: derogations from Regulation 2020/687 have never been granted to any country. Even a phone call from the president to Ursula von der Leyen reportedly did not change the situation. All eyes are now on Várhelyi’s verdict — if the decision is positive, thousands of animals could be spared.
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🔊 Evacuation status in the Cape area lifted, but the region remains on high alert
The Ministry of Interior announced that, following consultations with relevant state authorities, a decision has been made not to extend the evacuation status in the Cape area. The mayor of Kourion and the deputy mayor have already been informed.
However, authorities stress that the situation still requires caution. The region remains on heightened alert, and conditions will be continuously reassessed to ensure that new measures can be taken immediately if any threat arises.
Civil Defence teams continue preventive patrols in the area.
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The Ministry of Interior announced that, following consultations with relevant state authorities, a decision has been made not to extend the evacuation status in the Cape area. The mayor of Kourion and the deputy mayor have already been informed.
However, authorities stress that the situation still requires caution. The region remains on heightened alert, and conditions will be continuously reassessed to ensure that new measures can be taken immediately if any threat arises.
Civil Defence teams continue preventive patrols in the area.
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🔊 Robbery in Ayia Napa: 17-year-old suspect arrested after knife attack
On the evening of March 11, two unknown individuals attacked a 20-year-old man who was sitting on a bench in Ayia Napa. Threatening him with a knife, they stole his wallet and fled the scene.
Police quickly traced one of the suspects. Witness statements led investigators to a 17-year-old teenager, who was arrested yesterday under a court warrant and taken into custody. The suspect is expected to be brought before the court today.
The investigation is being conducted by the Famagusta Criminal Investigation Department (CID). The identity of the second attacker has not yet been established.
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On the evening of March 11, two unknown individuals attacked a 20-year-old man who was sitting on a bench in Ayia Napa. Threatening him with a knife, they stole his wallet and fled the scene.
Police quickly traced one of the suspects. Witness statements led investigators to a 17-year-old teenager, who was arrested yesterday under a court warrant and taken into custody. The suspect is expected to be brought before the court today.
The investigation is being conducted by the Famagusta Criminal Investigation Department (CID). The identity of the second attacker has not yet been established.
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🔊 Construction site tragedy in Paralimni: two workers fall from parapet and fight for their lives
A serious workplace accident occurred yesterday around midday at a construction site in Paralimni. Two workers, aged 64 and 56, were standing on a parapet about two meters high when it suddenly collapsed. Both men fell to the ground and suffered severe injuries.
Doctors diagnosed traumatic brain injuries and multiple fractures. The 64-year-old was urgently transferred to the neurosurgery department at Nicosia General Hospital, while the 56-year-old was admitted to the intensive care unit at Famagusta General Hospital. Their condition is described by doctors as critical.
Police are currently investigating the circumstances of the incident.
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A serious workplace accident occurred yesterday around midday at a construction site in Paralimni. Two workers, aged 64 and 56, were standing on a parapet about two meters high when it suddenly collapsed. Both men fell to the ground and suffered severe injuries.
Doctors diagnosed traumatic brain injuries and multiple fractures. The 64-year-old was urgently transferred to the neurosurgery department at Nicosia General Hospital, while the 56-year-old was admitted to the intensive care unit at Famagusta General Hospital. Their condition is described by doctors as critical.
Police are currently investigating the circumstances of the incident.
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🔊Cyprus Parliament passes law extending energy licenses and increasing transparency in grid connections
The Cyprus Parliament has approved a new law regulating the electricity market, introducing changes to the rules governing license extensions, power generation management, and grid connection procedures.
Under the new legislation, the Cyprus Energy Regulatory Authority (CERA) will be allowed to extend licenses for the construction of power plants and energy storage facilities for up to one year at a time, with a maximum total extension of five years. Investors must demonstrate both technical capability and financial viability to qualify.
The law also requires grid operators to publish priority queues for connection applications, covering both renewable energy projects and energy storage systems. Connection priority will be determined by project maturity criteria, which will be set by the Ministry of Energy. Projects that are ready for operation or combine generation with storage will receive priority.
Additional provisions introduce rules for curtailing electricity production to ensure grid stability, while changes to the ten-year national development plan will now be subject to public consultation. A portion of substation capacity will also be reserved for self-consumption projects.
The law was approved with 21 votes in favor and 13 against. Amendments proposed by AKEL, including provisions for revoking inactive licenses and accounting for emissions, were rejected.
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The Cyprus Parliament has approved a new law regulating the electricity market, introducing changes to the rules governing license extensions, power generation management, and grid connection procedures.
Under the new legislation, the Cyprus Energy Regulatory Authority (CERA) will be allowed to extend licenses for the construction of power plants and energy storage facilities for up to one year at a time, with a maximum total extension of five years. Investors must demonstrate both technical capability and financial viability to qualify.
The law also requires grid operators to publish priority queues for connection applications, covering both renewable energy projects and energy storage systems. Connection priority will be determined by project maturity criteria, which will be set by the Ministry of Energy. Projects that are ready for operation or combine generation with storage will receive priority.
Additional provisions introduce rules for curtailing electricity production to ensure grid stability, while changes to the ten-year national development plan will now be subject to public consultation. A portion of substation capacity will also be reserved for self-consumption projects.
The law was approved with 21 votes in favor and 13 against. Amendments proposed by AKEL, including provisions for revoking inactive licenses and accounting for emissions, were rejected.
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🔊 Price caps on food like in Greece? Possible in Cyprus — but not necessary for now
Rising fuel prices amid developments in the Middle East have once again raised the question of introducing price limits on essential goods. The Director of the Consumer Protection Service explained that such measures are legally possible, but authorities currently see no need to implement them.
In Greece, the so-called “household basket” has been in place since 2022. Under this system, supermarkets are required to offer basic products such as bread, milk, and meat at reduced prices. In March 2026, Greece also introduced limits on fuel profit margins.
In Cyprus, authorities closely monitor prices and intervene only in cases of speculation. The surge in demand seen in early March has already subsided. The only potential concern at the moment could be meat supplies due to foot-and-mouth disease.
While legislation allowing price caps exists, officials say that market competition is currently keeping prices in check without direct government regulation.
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Rising fuel prices amid developments in the Middle East have once again raised the question of introducing price limits on essential goods. The Director of the Consumer Protection Service explained that such measures are legally possible, but authorities currently see no need to implement them.
In Greece, the so-called “household basket” has been in place since 2022. Under this system, supermarkets are required to offer basic products such as bread, milk, and meat at reduced prices. In March 2026, Greece also introduced limits on fuel profit margins.
In Cyprus, authorities closely monitor prices and intervene only in cases of speculation. The surge in demand seen in early March has already subsided. The only potential concern at the moment could be meat supplies due to foot-and-mouth disease.
While legislation allowing price caps exists, officials say that market competition is currently keeping prices in check without direct government regulation.
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☕️ Avoid drinking coffee at this time — protect your adrenal system
In Cyprus, coffee is consumed from morning until late evening, yet few people consider how it affects the body. Caffeine blocks adenosine, a substance responsible for the feeling of fatigue and for helping the nervous system slow down. In response, the brain switches into an alertness mode, while the adrenal glands increase the production of cortisol — the body’s stress hormone. In simple terms, coffee temporarily “borrows” energy by forcing the body to mobilize quickly.
Between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m., cortisol levels are naturally high, as the body is already preparing to wake up. Drinking coffee — whether it’s a frappé or an espresso — during this period can push cortisol levels even higher than normal. Over time, this may lead to morning fatigue without coffee, increased dependence on caffeine, anxiety, and sleep disturbances.
The best times to drink coffee in Cyprus:
• 9:30–11:30 a.m. — cortisol levels begin to decline, so coffee supports alertness rather than replacing the body’s natural hormonal boost.
• 1:30–2:30 p.m. — helps counter the natural midday drop in energy.
☕️ Coffee tends to have a milder effect when consumed after meals, during periods of lower cortisol levels, with adequate sleep and moderate stress levels. Ideally, limit intake to one cup (about 250 ml) per day.
And, of course, it’s always better **with a view of the sea.
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In Cyprus, coffee is consumed from morning until late evening, yet few people consider how it affects the body. Caffeine blocks adenosine, a substance responsible for the feeling of fatigue and for helping the nervous system slow down. In response, the brain switches into an alertness mode, while the adrenal glands increase the production of cortisol — the body’s stress hormone. In simple terms, coffee temporarily “borrows” energy by forcing the body to mobilize quickly.
Between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m., cortisol levels are naturally high, as the body is already preparing to wake up. Drinking coffee — whether it’s a frappé or an espresso — during this period can push cortisol levels even higher than normal. Over time, this may lead to morning fatigue without coffee, increased dependence on caffeine, anxiety, and sleep disturbances.
The best times to drink coffee in Cyprus:
• 9:30–11:30 a.m. — cortisol levels begin to decline, so coffee supports alertness rather than replacing the body’s natural hormonal boost.
• 1:30–2:30 p.m. — helps counter the natural midday drop in energy.
☕️ Coffee tends to have a milder effect when consumed after meals, during periods of lower cortisol levels, with adequate sleep and moderate stress levels. Ideally, limit intake to one cup (about 250 ml) per day.
And, of course, it’s always better **with a view of the sea.
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❤️The Cypriot recipe for passion: scientists explain why playful slaps can strengthen relationships
People in Cyprus know how to enjoy life — sun, sea, a glass of frappé, and… a little playful flirtation in relationships. Researchers say that light, playful touches, hugs and even joking slaps may be more than just fun — they can be an important signal of closeness between partners.
These small moments help communicate without words: “I’m here, everything is good.” In response, the brain reduces stress levels, cortisol drops and oxytocin — the hormone of trust and attachment — begins to rise.
Simply put, a bit of humor, warmth and physical affection can refresh a relationship just as well as a sunset walk along the Limassol seafront.
🤪 So sometimes the recipe is simple: less stress, more hugs… and a little Cypriot temperament.
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People in Cyprus know how to enjoy life — sun, sea, a glass of frappé, and… a little playful flirtation in relationships. Researchers say that light, playful touches, hugs and even joking slaps may be more than just fun — they can be an important signal of closeness between partners.
These small moments help communicate without words: “I’m here, everything is good.” In response, the brain reduces stress levels, cortisol drops and oxytocin — the hormone of trust and attachment — begins to rise.
Simply put, a bit of humor, warmth and physical affection can refresh a relationship just as well as a sunset walk along the Limassol seafront.
🤪 So sometimes the recipe is simple: less stress, more hugs… and a little Cypriot temperament.
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🔊Drivers in Cyprus get a second chance: Parliament extends car registration deadline after system overload
The Parliament of Cyprus has urgently extended the deadline for vehicle registration renewals after thousands of drivers rushed to submit their applications at the last minute. In the final days before the deadline, the website of the Department of Road Transport became overloaded and was unable to process all requests.
Lawmakers passed an emergency measure allowing drivers to renew their vehicle registration free of charge until March 31, 2026. Those who managed to complete the process after the official deadline and already paid the fee will receive refunds.
According to DRT data, by March 11, registrations had been renewed for 780,395 vehicles, with nearly 96,000 processed in just the last three days, which caused the system overload.
Authorities also remind drivers that if a vehicle will not be used in 2026, it can be officially declared off the road through the department’s website.
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The Parliament of Cyprus has urgently extended the deadline for vehicle registration renewals after thousands of drivers rushed to submit their applications at the last minute. In the final days before the deadline, the website of the Department of Road Transport became overloaded and was unable to process all requests.
Lawmakers passed an emergency measure allowing drivers to renew their vehicle registration free of charge until March 31, 2026. Those who managed to complete the process after the official deadline and already paid the fee will receive refunds.
According to DRT data, by March 11, registrations had been renewed for 780,395 vehicles, with nearly 96,000 processed in just the last three days, which caused the system overload.
Authorities also remind drivers that if a vehicle will not be used in 2026, it can be officially declared off the road through the department’s website.
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🔊Cyprus Parliament introduces criminal liability for spreading deepfakes
The Parliament of Cyprus has passed a new law making the publication of deepfakes without a person’s consent a criminal offense. The decision comes amid a growing number of fake videos, images and audio recordings created using artificial intelligence.
❗️A deepfake is content in which neural networks realistically imitate a person’s appearance or voice. Such materials are often used for fraud, fake advertising or to damage someone’s reputation.
The amendment was proposed by MP Christos Christofides. Victims will now be able to seek compensation through the courts and demand the removal of fake content. The law aims to protect people’s reputation and limit the misuse of AI technologies.
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The Parliament of Cyprus has passed a new law making the publication of deepfakes without a person’s consent a criminal offense. The decision comes amid a growing number of fake videos, images and audio recordings created using artificial intelligence.
❗️A deepfake is content in which neural networks realistically imitate a person’s appearance or voice. Such materials are often used for fraud, fake advertising or to damage someone’s reputation.
The amendment was proposed by MP Christos Christofides. Victims will now be able to seek compensation through the courts and demand the removal of fake content. The law aims to protect people’s reputation and limit the misuse of AI technologies.
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🔊 Turkey says it intercepted a third missile launched from Iran
The Ministry of Defense of Turkey reported that air defense systems intercepted another missile that had been launched from the territory of Iran. According to preliminary information, the missile was ballistic.
Officials in Ankara emphasized that this is already the third such incident recorded recently. Following the event, the Turkish side sent an official request to Tehran demanding clarification about the launch.
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The Ministry of Defense of Turkey reported that air defense systems intercepted another missile that had been launched from the territory of Iran. According to preliminary information, the missile was ballistic.
Officials in Ankara emphasized that this is already the third such incident recorded recently. Following the event, the Turkish side sent an official request to Tehran demanding clarification about the launch.
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🚿 Morning or evening shower: scientists explain which one is actually more beneficial
In Cyprus people often take showers — after the sea, sports, or simply because of the heat. However, many don’t realize that the timing of a shower can affect how you feel and how well you sleep.
🔬 Studies show that morning and evening showers influence the body in different ways.
🚿 Morning shower
• helps you wake up faster
• activates the nervous system
• improves concentration
• reduces sleepiness
Cool water works especially well in the morning, as it stimulates blood circulation and can energize you even better than coffee.
🌙 Evening shower
• relieves stress accumulated during the day
• relaxes muscles
• lowers cortisol levels
• helps you fall asleep faster
The best option is a warm shower 60–90 minutes before bedtime, which helps the body gradually transition into rest mode.
📊 Scientists say that a morning shower is better for energy and productivity, while an evening shower supports better sleep and recovery.
In practice, many people in Cyprus follow a simple formula:
**a quick shower in the morning and a relaxing one in the evening after the sea.
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In Cyprus people often take showers — after the sea, sports, or simply because of the heat. However, many don’t realize that the timing of a shower can affect how you feel and how well you sleep.
🔬 Studies show that morning and evening showers influence the body in different ways.
🚿 Morning shower
• helps you wake up faster
• activates the nervous system
• improves concentration
• reduces sleepiness
Cool water works especially well in the morning, as it stimulates blood circulation and can energize you even better than coffee.
🌙 Evening shower
• relieves stress accumulated during the day
• relaxes muscles
• lowers cortisol levels
• helps you fall asleep faster
The best option is a warm shower 60–90 minutes before bedtime, which helps the body gradually transition into rest mode.
📊 Scientists say that a morning shower is better for energy and productivity, while an evening shower supports better sleep and recovery.
In practice, many people in Cyprus follow a simple formula:
**a quick shower in the morning and a relaxing one in the evening after the sea.
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🔊 Limassol pensioner falls for the same scam twice: fraudsters steal €104,000
A 76-year-old resident of Limassol has become the victim of online scammers twice within a year. In total, he lost more than €104,000, both times through the same scheme.
In early February 2026, unknown callers contacted the man, posing as lawyers and claiming they had located money he had lost in a previous fraud in May 2025, when about €56,000 had been stolen from him. To supposedly “recover the funds,” they convinced the pensioner to install the remote access program AnyDesk and grant access to his bank account.
The scammers then carried out the transfers themselves, while the man confirmed the payments, believing he was paying “taxes and fees.” Between February 13 and March 3, five transactions totaling €48,260 were made from his account. All the money was transferred abroad.
Police warn citizens:
• Do not give strangers access to your banking apps.
• Do not install remote access software at the request of unknown callers.
• If someone calls promising to recover lost money, hang up and verify the information yourself.
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A 76-year-old resident of Limassol has become the victim of online scammers twice within a year. In total, he lost more than €104,000, both times through the same scheme.
In early February 2026, unknown callers contacted the man, posing as lawyers and claiming they had located money he had lost in a previous fraud in May 2025, when about €56,000 had been stolen from him. To supposedly “recover the funds,” they convinced the pensioner to install the remote access program AnyDesk and grant access to his bank account.
The scammers then carried out the transfers themselves, while the man confirmed the payments, believing he was paying “taxes and fees.” Between February 13 and March 3, five transactions totaling €48,260 were made from his account. All the money was transferred abroad.
Police warn citizens:
• Do not give strangers access to your banking apps.
• Do not install remote access software at the request of unknown callers.
• If someone calls promising to recover lost money, hang up and verify the information yourself.
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🔊 Russian military ships spotted in the Eastern Mediterranean near Cyprus
Several vessels of the Russian Navy have been detected in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea, relatively close to Cyprus. Their movement was tracked by maritime monitoring systems that follow ship activity in international waters.
According to available data, the ships are part of a Russian naval task group that regularly operates in the Mediterranean region. The exact mission of the vessels has not been officially disclosed, but analysts link their presence to the broader military and geopolitical situation in the area.
In recent days, the Eastern Mediterranean has become a zone of increased naval activity. Military forces from several countries are currently present in the region, including the United States, United Kingdom, France, Turkey, and Russia.
The buildup of naval forces is widely seen as connected to the rising tensions in the Middle East. Many countries are strengthening their monitoring of strategic sea routes and key areas.
In this context, Cyprus remains an important strategic location. The island lies at the crossroads of major maritime routes and serves as a key observation and logistical point in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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Several vessels of the Russian Navy have been detected in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea, relatively close to Cyprus. Their movement was tracked by maritime monitoring systems that follow ship activity in international waters.
According to available data, the ships are part of a Russian naval task group that regularly operates in the Mediterranean region. The exact mission of the vessels has not been officially disclosed, but analysts link their presence to the broader military and geopolitical situation in the area.
In recent days, the Eastern Mediterranean has become a zone of increased naval activity. Military forces from several countries are currently present in the region, including the United States, United Kingdom, France, Turkey, and Russia.
The buildup of naval forces is widely seen as connected to the rising tensions in the Middle East. Many countries are strengthening their monitoring of strategic sea routes and key areas.
In this context, Cyprus remains an important strategic location. The island lies at the crossroads of major maritime routes and serves as a key observation and logistical point in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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