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π Drugs and scales found in 39-year-old's home: YKAN raid in Limassol
Yesterday afternoon, Cyprus's anti-narcotics unit (YKAN) conducted a search of a 39-year-old man's home in Limassol. The operation was carried out under a court warrant.
What was found?
Β· One bag of cannabis (about 4 grams).
Β· Another nine bags β totaling approximately 327 grams of the same substance.
Β· Digital scales with traces of cannabis.
What's next?
The 39-year-old was detained on the spot (the crime was considered to have been committed "at the scene"). He was later rearrested under a court warrant. The investigation continues.
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Yesterday afternoon, Cyprus's anti-narcotics unit (YKAN) conducted a search of a 39-year-old man's home in Limassol. The operation was carried out under a court warrant.
What was found?
Β· One bag of cannabis (about 4 grams).
Β· Another nine bags β totaling approximately 327 grams of the same substance.
Β· Digital scales with traces of cannabis.
What's next?
The 39-year-old was detained on the spot (the crime was considered to have been committed "at the scene"). He was later rearrested under a court warrant. The investigation continues.
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βοΈ Home solar panels are being shut off every other day. What's happening and what is "zero export"?
Owners of household photovoltaic systems in Cyprus are sounding the alarm. According to EAC data, from April 4 to May 4, most homeowners had their production shut off 15β17 times in 30 days. That is practically every other day, and sometimes several days in a row.
Why is this happening?
In summer, there is a lot of sun, consumption in the grid is low, and energy from panels is excessive. The grid cannot accept the surplus, so EAC is technically forced to shut off systems. This is a common practice in Europe, but in Cyprus it is becoming chronic.
What is "zero export"?
This is a mode where panels only work for self-consumption and do not feed energy back into the public grid. Even if production is high, the excess is simply lost. But EAC cannot shut off the system. It is implemented by installing a smart meter and reconfiguring the inverter.
πΈ How much does it cost?
Approximately β¬500 for equipment and labor.
π Is it profitable?
Losses from shutoffs for an average family are about β¬20 per year. Switching to "zero export" will pay off very slowly (years). With batteries (energy storage), it is even more expensive β β¬700β800 per kWh.
Short conclusion: It is annoying, but tolerable for now. Switching to "zero export" on a large scale is not economically viable. The situation will change when energy storage becomes cheaper or when Cyprus is connected to neighboring electricity grids. ππβοΈ
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Owners of household photovoltaic systems in Cyprus are sounding the alarm. According to EAC data, from April 4 to May 4, most homeowners had their production shut off 15β17 times in 30 days. That is practically every other day, and sometimes several days in a row.
Why is this happening?
In summer, there is a lot of sun, consumption in the grid is low, and energy from panels is excessive. The grid cannot accept the surplus, so EAC is technically forced to shut off systems. This is a common practice in Europe, but in Cyprus it is becoming chronic.
What is "zero export"?
This is a mode where panels only work for self-consumption and do not feed energy back into the public grid. Even if production is high, the excess is simply lost. But EAC cannot shut off the system. It is implemented by installing a smart meter and reconfiguring the inverter.
πΈ How much does it cost?
Approximately β¬500 for equipment and labor.
π Is it profitable?
Losses from shutoffs for an average family are about β¬20 per year. Switching to "zero export" will pay off very slowly (years). With batteries (energy storage), it is even more expensive β β¬700β800 per kWh.
Short conclusion: It is annoying, but tolerable for now. Switching to "zero export" on a large scale is not economically viable. The situation will change when energy storage becomes cheaper or when Cyprus is connected to neighboring electricity grids. ππβοΈ
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π§ Cyprus to give away 3 million water-saving nozzles for free
Minister of Agriculture Maria Panayiotou announced: every resident of the island will be able to receive a faucet aerator and a water-saving showerhead. Completely free.
π¦ How many and what?
β 2 million faucet aerators;
β 1 million showerheads.
These devices mix water with air without reducing pressure, cutting consumption by 30β50%. You feel like you're under a waterfall, but use much less water. Same comfort, lower bill.
Why does Cyprus need this?
The average Cypriot uses 140 liters of water per day. The EU average is 124β125 liters. The gap needs to be closed. Additionally, desalination plants are being built, old pipes are being repaired (β¬10.5 million for replacements), and mobile units are being deployed.
ποΈ What has already been done:
β three mobile desalination units in Moni, Kissonerga, and Limassol;
β a fourth to be launched in May 2026;
β plans for stationary plants in East Limassol, Ayia Napa, Polis, and Dhekelia.
How to get the nozzles?
A pilot phase is already underway (through EKO company). In the coming weeks, distribution will reach households, public institutions, and military bases. Watch for the new website on Cyprus's water issues β it will be launched within the week.
π² Digital assistant
The "Drop-Measure" app will help track water consumption at home.
Key point from the minister: If everyone reduces consumption by at least 10%, the effect for the country will be enormous. So feel free to get the nozzles, save water, and save money. π°π‘π
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Minister of Agriculture Maria Panayiotou announced: every resident of the island will be able to receive a faucet aerator and a water-saving showerhead. Completely free.
π¦ How many and what?
β 2 million faucet aerators;
β 1 million showerheads.
These devices mix water with air without reducing pressure, cutting consumption by 30β50%. You feel like you're under a waterfall, but use much less water. Same comfort, lower bill.
Why does Cyprus need this?
The average Cypriot uses 140 liters of water per day. The EU average is 124β125 liters. The gap needs to be closed. Additionally, desalination plants are being built, old pipes are being repaired (β¬10.5 million for replacements), and mobile units are being deployed.
ποΈ What has already been done:
β three mobile desalination units in Moni, Kissonerga, and Limassol;
β a fourth to be launched in May 2026;
β plans for stationary plants in East Limassol, Ayia Napa, Polis, and Dhekelia.
How to get the nozzles?
A pilot phase is already underway (through EKO company). In the coming weeks, distribution will reach households, public institutions, and military bases. Watch for the new website on Cyprus's water issues β it will be launched within the week.
π² Digital assistant
The "Drop-Measure" app will help track water consumption at home.
Key point from the minister: If everyone reduces consumption by at least 10%, the effect for the country will be enormous. So feel free to get the nozzles, save water, and save money. π°π‘π
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β‘οΈ Court in Cyprus extradites Russian citizen to the United States
The Larnaca District Court granted a request from the US Department of Justice and ordered the extradition of Russian citizen Serazhudin Aktulayev. He is accused of cyber fraud.
What is known:
Β· Aktulayev was detained on May 22, 2025, at Larnaca Airport, where he had arrived for a family wedding;
Β· after nearly a year in Nicosia Central Prison, the court decided to extradite him;
Β· the Russian himself states that he does not know the details of the charges and does not admit guilt.
What's next:
The defense has 15 days to appeal. If the decision is not appealed, extradition will take place within a month.
The Russian Embassy is providing Aktulayev with full consular assistance and is maintaining contact with his relatives.
The risks of Russians being detained at the request of the United States remain high β the Russian Foreign Ministry had previously directly warned of a "hunt" by American intelligence services around the world.
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The Larnaca District Court granted a request from the US Department of Justice and ordered the extradition of Russian citizen Serazhudin Aktulayev. He is accused of cyber fraud.
What is known:
Β· Aktulayev was detained on May 22, 2025, at Larnaca Airport, where he had arrived for a family wedding;
Β· after nearly a year in Nicosia Central Prison, the court decided to extradite him;
Β· the Russian himself states that he does not know the details of the charges and does not admit guilt.
What's next:
The defense has 15 days to appeal. If the decision is not appealed, extradition will take place within a month.
The Russian Embassy is providing Aktulayev with full consular assistance and is maintaining contact with his relatives.
The risks of Russians being detained at the request of the United States remain high β the Russian Foreign Ministry had previously directly warned of a "hunt" by American intelligence services around the world.
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π₯ Garbage truck catches fire in Limassol: batteries sparked right in the pile of waste
Yesterday at 21:28, a fire report came in from Limassol. A pile of waste weighing about two tons, which the driver of a municipal garbage truck had dumped on the roadside, caught fire.
What happened?
The driver noticed a fire right in the truck body, quickly unloaded the burning waste in a safe place by the road, and called firefighters. Two fire engines from the Agios Nikolaos fire station were dispatched. The fire was brought under control by 21:59.
What was the cause?
During extinguishing, it was found that the pile of waste contained batteries (likely car batteries), and they had short-circuited. Sparks and ignition occurred precisely because of them.
What's next?
A municipal official was called to the scene. He took the waste for proper disposal. πππ₯
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Yesterday at 21:28, a fire report came in from Limassol. A pile of waste weighing about two tons, which the driver of a municipal garbage truck had dumped on the roadside, caught fire.
What happened?
The driver noticed a fire right in the truck body, quickly unloaded the burning waste in a safe place by the road, and called firefighters. Two fire engines from the Agios Nikolaos fire station were dispatched. The fire was brought under control by 21:59.
What was the cause?
During extinguishing, it was found that the pile of waste contained batteries (likely car batteries), and they had short-circuited. Sparks and ignition occurred precisely because of them.
What's next?
A municipal official was called to the scene. He took the waste for proper disposal. πππ₯
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π’ π° Tax department to start sealing business debtors this summer
The Cyprus Tax Department is launching a new mechanism to pressure those who do not pay taxes. The law has been in effect since January 1, 2026, with the first real cases expected in the coming months.
Who will be affected?
Individuals and legal entities with debts exceeding β¬20,000 (including fines and penalties). The list includes income tax, defense levy, capital gains tax, and VAT. Main condition: the debt must be final, without ongoing court proceedings or appeals.
How will the procedure work?
First, the tax department sends three warnings over 25 days:
Β· 1st β 10 days to pay or start negotiations for an installment plan;
Β· 2nd β another 10 days;
Β· 3rd β final 5 days to file objections.
If there is no response, inspectors seal the business premises for 10 days. If the violation continues β for another 10 days.
How can this be reversed?
The main goal is not to punish but to compel payment. If a business agrees to an installment plan and adheres to the schedule, sealing will not occur. Once the debt is paid, the inspector issues a certificate, and the business resumes operations.
Paying taxes on time is cheaper than being shut down. βοΈππΈ
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The Cyprus Tax Department is launching a new mechanism to pressure those who do not pay taxes. The law has been in effect since January 1, 2026, with the first real cases expected in the coming months.
Who will be affected?
Individuals and legal entities with debts exceeding β¬20,000 (including fines and penalties). The list includes income tax, defense levy, capital gains tax, and VAT. Main condition: the debt must be final, without ongoing court proceedings or appeals.
How will the procedure work?
First, the tax department sends three warnings over 25 days:
Β· 1st β 10 days to pay or start negotiations for an installment plan;
Β· 2nd β another 10 days;
Β· 3rd β final 5 days to file objections.
If there is no response, inspectors seal the business premises for 10 days. If the violation continues β for another 10 days.
How can this be reversed?
The main goal is not to punish but to compel payment. If a business agrees to an installment plan and adheres to the schedule, sealing will not occur. Once the debt is paid, the inspector issues a certificate, and the business resumes operations.
Paying taxes on time is cheaper than being shut down. βοΈππΈ
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π Rat and cockroach treatment to begin in Paphos sewage system
The Paphos District Self-Government Organization (EOA) has announced scheduled pest control. From May to July 2026, special services will treat the public drainage system β manholes and pipes β for rodents and cockroaches.
What do residents need to know?
Β· The exact schedule will appear on the website eoap.org.cy and on the EOA Paphos Facebook account.
Β· The work will be carried out by a subcontractor under the supervision of an EOA employee.
Β· Only public sewage manholes will be treated.
What should owners of private homes and businesses do?
The organization recommends that owners of buildings connected to the sewage system treat their own inspection manholes and internal pipes themselves. A comprehensive approach (public network + private branches) will yield maximum effect.
Pay attention to announcements to carry out treatment on your property in a timely manner. ποΈπ§π«π
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The Paphos District Self-Government Organization (EOA) has announced scheduled pest control. From May to July 2026, special services will treat the public drainage system β manholes and pipes β for rodents and cockroaches.
What do residents need to know?
Β· The exact schedule will appear on the website eoap.org.cy and on the EOA Paphos Facebook account.
Β· The work will be carried out by a subcontractor under the supervision of an EOA employee.
Β· Only public sewage manholes will be treated.
What should owners of private homes and businesses do?
The organization recommends that owners of buildings connected to the sewage system treat their own inspection manholes and internal pipes themselves. A comprehensive approach (public network + private branches) will yield maximum effect.
Pay attention to announcements to carry out treatment on your property in a timely manner. ποΈπ§π«π
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π₯ Emergency meeting at the Cyprus president's office: readiness for fire season under the microscope
A critical meeting is taking place today at the presidential palace. Nikos Christodoulides is personally checking how well all departments are prepared for the summer fire season.
What is being discussed?
Β· how quickly and smoothly services respond to fires;
Β· evacuation of villages;
Β· medical evacuation of the injured;
Β· road closures and coordination between departments.
Why is this meeting so important?
There have been criticisms in the past: during a major fire in mountainous Limassol, the response of the Forestry Department was found lacking. Now the president wants to ensure that mistakes are not repeated.
"Everyone must look at the national good, not parochial interests. Coordination is not a secondary matter when it comes to saving lives and property," a source summarizes.
We hope these plans remain only on paper, but we are obliged to be ready. ππ§―π²β οΈ
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A critical meeting is taking place today at the presidential palace. Nikos Christodoulides is personally checking how well all departments are prepared for the summer fire season.
What is being discussed?
Β· how quickly and smoothly services respond to fires;
Β· evacuation of villages;
Β· medical evacuation of the injured;
Β· road closures and coordination between departments.
Why is this meeting so important?
There have been criticisms in the past: during a major fire in mountainous Limassol, the response of the Forestry Department was found lacking. Now the president wants to ensure that mistakes are not repeated.
"Everyone must look at the national good, not parochial interests. Coordination is not a secondary matter when it comes to saving lives and property," a source summarizes.
We hope these plans remain only on paper, but we are obliged to be ready. ππ§―π²β οΈ
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β½ Diesel in Cyprus β already β¬1.97. Minister: "No speculation, prices will decrease"
The price of diesel fuel continues to creep upward and has nearly reached two euros per liter. At some gas stations, it is already β¬1.97. Gasoline has also become more expensive: over three months, it has risen from β¬1.31 to β¬1.56 (+19%), and diesel from β¬1.41 to β¬1.87 (+33%).
What do the authorities say?
Minister of Energy Michalis Damianos stated: there is no speculation; the price increase is related to the global market and logistics. The Consumer Protection Service is monitoring the situation and has so far found no violations.
Is there hope?
Yes. A slight decrease in gasoline and diesel prices is expected in the near future. The first indicators are already coming in.
Why are prices rising?
Β· expensive oil globally;
Β· rising delivery costs;
Β· the start of the tourist season.
Drivers are dissatisfied, but the government promises to strictly crack down on unjustified price hikes. They advise comparing prices at different gas stations.
A small hope for a price reduction β as early as this week. π€π°β½οΈ
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The price of diesel fuel continues to creep upward and has nearly reached two euros per liter. At some gas stations, it is already β¬1.97. Gasoline has also become more expensive: over three months, it has risen from β¬1.31 to β¬1.56 (+19%), and diesel from β¬1.41 to β¬1.87 (+33%).
What do the authorities say?
Minister of Energy Michalis Damianos stated: there is no speculation; the price increase is related to the global market and logistics. The Consumer Protection Service is monitoring the situation and has so far found no violations.
Is there hope?
Yes. A slight decrease in gasoline and diesel prices is expected in the near future. The first indicators are already coming in.
Why are prices rising?
Β· expensive oil globally;
Β· rising delivery costs;
Β· the start of the tourist season.
Drivers are dissatisfied, but the government promises to strictly crack down on unjustified price hikes. They advise comparing prices at different gas stations.
A small hope for a price reduction β as early as this week. π€π°β½οΈ
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π³οΈ The far right in Cyprus: who is to blame and what is to be done?
MP and AKEL press spokesman George Koukoumas is sounding the alarm: DISY and DIKO, according to him, are entering into dangerous political dealings with the ELAM party (which many perceive as the heir to the criminal "Golden Dawn").
But the question is deeper. It is worth asking the left (AKEL) themselves: how did it happen that ELAM appeared and gained strength in the first place?
Short version:
Β· After the devastating five years of Dimitris Christofias's rule (2010s), the left went into a defensive crouch, shouting about "conspiracies" and "coups." People grew tired of these slogans.
Β· Dissatisfied, disappointed voters who were fed up with the same old mantras went looking for "defenders of the nation" β and found them in the form of ELAM.
Β· The right (DISY) also did not lag behind: they confused everyone on issues of identity and the Cyprus problem. The result β even more discontent.
Today, ELAM is a real force. And neither the left nor the right have yet shown the political maturity to deal with it. Perhaps because the current state of affairs... still suits them. π€·ββοΈβοΈπ¨πΎ
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MP and AKEL press spokesman George Koukoumas is sounding the alarm: DISY and DIKO, according to him, are entering into dangerous political dealings with the ELAM party (which many perceive as the heir to the criminal "Golden Dawn").
But the question is deeper. It is worth asking the left (AKEL) themselves: how did it happen that ELAM appeared and gained strength in the first place?
Short version:
Β· After the devastating five years of Dimitris Christofias's rule (2010s), the left went into a defensive crouch, shouting about "conspiracies" and "coups." People grew tired of these slogans.
Β· Dissatisfied, disappointed voters who were fed up with the same old mantras went looking for "defenders of the nation" β and found them in the form of ELAM.
Β· The right (DISY) also did not lag behind: they confused everyone on issues of identity and the Cyprus problem. The result β even more discontent.
Today, ELAM is a real force. And neither the left nor the right have yet shown the political maturity to deal with it. Perhaps because the current state of affairs... still suits them. π€·ββοΈβοΈπ¨πΎ
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π β οΈ Attention investors: northern Cyprus tightens property purchase rules
As of May 11, 2026, a new decree has come into force in the unrecognized TRNC. Foreigners can no longer just buy a home β there are limits, fines, and deadlines everywhere. Let's break down what has changed.
π What can be bought?
A standard foreigner:
Β· 1 single house on a plot of up to 1,338 mΒ²,
Β· or up to 3 apartments.
If your country recognizes the TRNC (and you have reciprocal rights) β conditions are better: up to 3 houses and up to 6 apartments.
β³ What to do with properties already purchased?
There are 6 months to register the contract with the land registry and submit an application for permission.
Β· Meet the deadline β you pay 1% of the transaction amount.
Β· Late β a penalty of 3%.
π¬ A "certificate of use" for 10 years has appeared. If you have exceeded the limits but meet special conditions β you can use the property, but ownership remains with the seller. Not a very cheerful prospect.
πΌ What if you invest a lot?
For tourism, industry, technology, etc. β a threshold of β¬10 million. Funds are placed in a local bank and must be utilized within 2 years. You can obtain "intermediate investor" status with an annual license and buy up to 10 properties at the construction stage. But β without the right to register ownership for yourself, only for resale.
π¨ What is the bottom line?
The market is tightening the screws: less speculation, more order. The goal is to protect locals and clearly explain the rules of the game to foreigners. If you are planning a transaction, it is better to hire a lawyer and double-check everything before signing.
Good luck with your investments, but keep an eye on the new realities! πΌππ‘
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As of May 11, 2026, a new decree has come into force in the unrecognized TRNC. Foreigners can no longer just buy a home β there are limits, fines, and deadlines everywhere. Let's break down what has changed.
π What can be bought?
A standard foreigner:
Β· 1 single house on a plot of up to 1,338 mΒ²,
Β· or up to 3 apartments.
If your country recognizes the TRNC (and you have reciprocal rights) β conditions are better: up to 3 houses and up to 6 apartments.
β³ What to do with properties already purchased?
There are 6 months to register the contract with the land registry and submit an application for permission.
Β· Meet the deadline β you pay 1% of the transaction amount.
Β· Late β a penalty of 3%.
π¬ A "certificate of use" for 10 years has appeared. If you have exceeded the limits but meet special conditions β you can use the property, but ownership remains with the seller. Not a very cheerful prospect.
πΌ What if you invest a lot?
For tourism, industry, technology, etc. β a threshold of β¬10 million. Funds are placed in a local bank and must be utilized within 2 years. You can obtain "intermediate investor" status with an annual license and buy up to 10 properties at the construction stage. But β without the right to register ownership for yourself, only for resale.
π¨ What is the bottom line?
The market is tightening the screws: less speculation, more order. The goal is to protect locals and clearly explain the rules of the game to foreigners. If you are planning a transaction, it is better to hire a lawyer and double-check everything before signing.
Good luck with your investments, but keep an eye on the new realities! πΌππ‘
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