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🔎 Why Nobody Rushes Anywhere in Cyprus — Yet Somehow Lives Better
In Cyprus, you quickly notice a strange feeling: time here doesn’t pressure you. It doesn’t run away, push you forward, or turn every day into a checklist. It simply flows.
The island has lived through centuries of changing eras — from antiquity to British rule. But the rhythm of life has barely changed: calm, measured, without constant tension.
☀️ A scene familiar to many:
you check your phone, reply to messages, think about work…
while nearby someone quietly sits by the sea with a coffee. No rush. No stress.
And at some point, an uncomfortable question appears:
who of you is actually living?
Here, people know how to truly enjoy simple things:
— having dinner without rushing
— talking without checking the phone every five minutes
— sitting on the veranda simply because it feels good
— watching the sunset instead of the likes under it
📖 There is an old story.
One man asked an old fisherman sitting by the shore:
— Why are you doing nothing?
The old man replied:
— I’m living.
— But you could work, earn money, and then rest later…
The old man smiled:
— And what do you think I’m doing now?
💭 Psychology actually gives an interesting explanation.
When a person is constantly rushing, the brain operates in stress mode — cortisol levels rise. It creates the feeling of “I’m busy, therefore I matter,” but at the same time reduces the ability to feel enjoyment.
When we slow down instead:
— the so-called “rest system” (parasympathetic nervous system) becomes active;
— memory and concentration improve;
— dopamine and serotonin levels increase;
— anxiety decreases.
📊 Studies show that people who regularly pause and avoid living in constant pressure are generally more satisfied with life, sleep better, and experience burnout less often.
And here’s the interesting part:
in Cyprus, this is not a mindfulness practice from self-help books — it’s just normal life.
Here, “right now” is not considered wasted time.
Nobody will push you out of a café after 20 minutes.
It’s completely normal to do nothing — and still feel that the day was meaningful.
And maybe that’s exactly why many people come here “just for a couple of months”…
and then stay for years.
Because you quickly get used to this feeling.
To a life without constant tension.
Without the feeling that you’re always running late.
The conclusion is simple, but uncomfortable:
sometimes the problem is not the amount of things we have to do, but the way we relate to them.
And maybe the best step forward is not to speed up…
but, on the contrary, to slow down a little.
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In Cyprus, you quickly notice a strange feeling: time here doesn’t pressure you. It doesn’t run away, push you forward, or turn every day into a checklist. It simply flows.
The island has lived through centuries of changing eras — from antiquity to British rule. But the rhythm of life has barely changed: calm, measured, without constant tension.
☀️ A scene familiar to many:
you check your phone, reply to messages, think about work…
while nearby someone quietly sits by the sea with a coffee. No rush. No stress.
And at some point, an uncomfortable question appears:
who of you is actually living?
Here, people know how to truly enjoy simple things:
— having dinner without rushing
— talking without checking the phone every five minutes
— sitting on the veranda simply because it feels good
— watching the sunset instead of the likes under it
📖 There is an old story.
One man asked an old fisherman sitting by the shore:
— Why are you doing nothing?
The old man replied:
— I’m living.
— But you could work, earn money, and then rest later…
The old man smiled:
— And what do you think I’m doing now?
💭 Psychology actually gives an interesting explanation.
When a person is constantly rushing, the brain operates in stress mode — cortisol levels rise. It creates the feeling of “I’m busy, therefore I matter,” but at the same time reduces the ability to feel enjoyment.
When we slow down instead:
— the so-called “rest system” (parasympathetic nervous system) becomes active;
— memory and concentration improve;
— dopamine and serotonin levels increase;
— anxiety decreases.
📊 Studies show that people who regularly pause and avoid living in constant pressure are generally more satisfied with life, sleep better, and experience burnout less often.
And here’s the interesting part:
in Cyprus, this is not a mindfulness practice from self-help books — it’s just normal life.
Here, “right now” is not considered wasted time.
Nobody will push you out of a café after 20 minutes.
It’s completely normal to do nothing — and still feel that the day was meaningful.
And maybe that’s exactly why many people come here “just for a couple of months”…
and then stay for years.
Because you quickly get used to this feeling.
To a life without constant tension.
Without the feeling that you’re always running late.
The conclusion is simple, but uncomfortable:
sometimes the problem is not the amount of things we have to do, but the way we relate to them.
And maybe the best step forward is not to speed up…
but, on the contrary, to slow down a little.
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🕯 Memorial Events in Paphos Mark the Anniversary of the Pontic Greek Genocide
The Municipality of Paphos has organized a series of remembrance ceremonies honoring the victims of the Pontic Greek Genocide in order to preserve the historical memory of the tragedy.
Today, a memorial service was held at the Church of the Holy Unmercenaries in Kato Paphos, followed by a wreath-laying ceremony at the memorial dedicated to the victims of the Pontic Greek Genocide.
📍 Main events will take place on May 19:
• memorial march from 28th October Square;
• candle-lighting ceremony at the memorial;
• central event at the Markideio Theatre.
The main speaker of the evening will be Princeton University anthropologist Nikos Michailidis with a lecture titled:
“Memory of the Past and Duty to the Future: From Genocide to Rebirth.”
🎶 The evening will conclude with the artistic program “Tears of Memory,” featuring musicians, actors, and Pontic cultural groups.
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The Municipality of Paphos has organized a series of remembrance ceremonies honoring the victims of the Pontic Greek Genocide in order to preserve the historical memory of the tragedy.
Today, a memorial service was held at the Church of the Holy Unmercenaries in Kato Paphos, followed by a wreath-laying ceremony at the memorial dedicated to the victims of the Pontic Greek Genocide.
📍 Main events will take place on May 19:
• memorial march from 28th October Square;
• candle-lighting ceremony at the memorial;
• central event at the Markideio Theatre.
The main speaker of the evening will be Princeton University anthropologist Nikos Michailidis with a lecture titled:
“Memory of the Past and Duty to the Future: From Genocide to Rebirth.”
🎶 The evening will conclude with the artistic program “Tears of Memory,” featuring musicians, actors, and Pontic cultural groups.
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🔥 Four Cars Burned in Nicosia
The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon in the Pallouriotissa area. According to the Fire Service, the vehicles were parked near a green zone.
🚗 Two cars suffered severe damage, while another two were less seriously affected.
Firefighters responded to the scene, and the causes of the fire are being investigated jointly with the police.
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The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon in the Pallouriotissa area. According to the Fire Service, the vehicles were parked near a green zone.
🚗 Two cars suffered severe damage, while another two were less seriously affected.
Firefighters responded to the scene, and the causes of the fire are being investigated jointly with the police.
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🚨 Human Trafficking in Cyprus: Exploitation Is Happening Around Us
Cyprus is increasingly raising concerns about modern forms of slavery — including labor exploitation, sexual abuse, and domestic servitude. These issues were the focus of a conference organized by AGORA Club 2 Nicosia together with the Step Up Stop Slavery foundation.
💬 According to the organizers, victims of human trafficking are not “somewhere far away.” They are people living nearby, working in homes, construction sites, and the service sector, often under the complete control of employers or criminal groups.
The most common forms of exploitation include:
▪️ forced labor;
▪️ sexual exploitation;
▪️ domestic slavery;
▪️ using people for fraud schemes and criminal activities.
⚠️ Domestic slavery is causing particular concern. According to experts, many migrants work 12–18 hours a day without days off, have their documents confiscated, face restrictions on communication with the outside world, and are threatened with deportation.
📱 Criminal groups are increasingly using social media, messaging apps, and AI technologies to recruit victims. People are often lured with promises of jobs, relationships, or “easy money.”
📊 According to Cyprus police data:
• 30 victims of human trafficking were officially identified in 2025;
• 18 cases involved labor exploitation;
• 9 involved sexual exploitation;
• 21 suspects were arrested.
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Cyprus is increasingly raising concerns about modern forms of slavery — including labor exploitation, sexual abuse, and domestic servitude. These issues were the focus of a conference organized by AGORA Club 2 Nicosia together with the Step Up Stop Slavery foundation.
💬 According to the organizers, victims of human trafficking are not “somewhere far away.” They are people living nearby, working in homes, construction sites, and the service sector, often under the complete control of employers or criminal groups.
The most common forms of exploitation include:
▪️ forced labor;
▪️ sexual exploitation;
▪️ domestic slavery;
▪️ using people for fraud schemes and criminal activities.
⚠️ Domestic slavery is causing particular concern. According to experts, many migrants work 12–18 hours a day without days off, have their documents confiscated, face restrictions on communication with the outside world, and are threatened with deportation.
📱 Criminal groups are increasingly using social media, messaging apps, and AI technologies to recruit victims. People are often lured with promises of jobs, relationships, or “easy money.”
📊 According to Cyprus police data:
• 30 victims of human trafficking were officially identified in 2025;
• 18 cases involved labor exploitation;
• 9 involved sexual exploitation;
• 21 suspects were arrested.
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🇮🇹 Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni Arrives in Cyprus for the First Bilateral Visit by an Italian PM in 36 Years
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has arrived in Cyprus for the first bilateral visit by an Italian prime minister in 36 years.
Talks with President Nikos Christodoulides are focused on defense, energy, migration, and a major trade corridor connecting India and Europe.
🤝 Cypriot authorities describe the visit as part of a new phase in relations between Nicosia and Rome. The two sides are preparing a joint “roadmap” for strategic cooperation.
🛡 One of the key topics will be EU security and defense. Cyprus plans to discuss with Italy the practical application of Article 42.7 of the EU Treaty on mutual defense, which the republic activated following the strike on the British base in Akrotiri.
⚡ Energy will also receive special attention. Italian company ENI is already operating in Cyprus’s exclusive economic zone and participating in gas exploration projects.
🌍 The sides will additionally discuss the ambitious IMEC project — the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor. Cyprus hopes to become one of the key transit hubs of the new route.
📌 Topics on the agenda include:
• migration;
• the situation in the Middle East;
• the Cyprus settlement issue;
• trade, tourism, and digital projects.
Authorities in Nicosia emphasize that Meloni’s visit reflects Cyprus’s growing role in the energy and security architecture of the Eastern Mediterranean.
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has arrived in Cyprus for the first bilateral visit by an Italian prime minister in 36 years.
Talks with President Nikos Christodoulides are focused on defense, energy, migration, and a major trade corridor connecting India and Europe.
🤝 Cypriot authorities describe the visit as part of a new phase in relations between Nicosia and Rome. The two sides are preparing a joint “roadmap” for strategic cooperation.
🛡 One of the key topics will be EU security and defense. Cyprus plans to discuss with Italy the practical application of Article 42.7 of the EU Treaty on mutual defense, which the republic activated following the strike on the British base in Akrotiri.
⚡ Energy will also receive special attention. Italian company ENI is already operating in Cyprus’s exclusive economic zone and participating in gas exploration projects.
🌍 The sides will additionally discuss the ambitious IMEC project — the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor. Cyprus hopes to become one of the key transit hubs of the new route.
📌 Topics on the agenda include:
• migration;
• the situation in the Middle East;
• the Cyprus settlement issue;
• trade, tourism, and digital projects.
Authorities in Nicosia emphasize that Meloni’s visit reflects Cyprus’s growing role in the energy and security architecture of the Eastern Mediterranean.
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🇮🇹 Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni Urgently Cuts Short Cyprus Visit and Returns to Italy After Tragic Incident in Modena
According to Italian media reports, a car drove at high speed into pedestrians in the center of Modena. Seven people were injured, and two victims reportedly had to undergo leg amputations.
🚨 The driver was identified as a 31-year-old Italian-born man of Moroccan origin. Investigators say the suspect suffered from mental health issues and had previously been under medical supervision.
After the attack, he allegedly attempted to flee but was detained by bystanders before police arrived. A knife was also reportedly found in his possession.
❗ Investigators are currently examining all possible motives behind the incident. At this stage, authorities do not consider the attack an act of terrorism, but they are investigating potential links between the suspect and extremist circles amid tensions in the Middle East.
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According to Italian media reports, a car drove at high speed into pedestrians in the center of Modena. Seven people were injured, and two victims reportedly had to undergo leg amputations.
🚨 The driver was identified as a 31-year-old Italian-born man of Moroccan origin. Investigators say the suspect suffered from mental health issues and had previously been under medical supervision.
After the attack, he allegedly attempted to flee but was detained by bystanders before police arrived. A knife was also reportedly found in his possession.
❗ Investigators are currently examining all possible motives behind the incident. At this stage, authorities do not consider the attack an act of terrorism, but they are investigating potential links between the suspect and extremist circles amid tensions in the Middle East.
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✈️ Women Are Increasingly Deciding Where Families Go on Vacation — And the Tourism Industry Is Only Beginning to Realize How Much This Is Changing the Market
According to Skift, women make around 82% of travel-related decisions — from choosing destinations to booking flights and hotels.
🌍 And it’s not just the booking process that is changing — the entire style of travel is evolving as well.
Modern female travelers are increasingly looking for more than just “a beach and a sunbed.” Instead, they are choosing:
• atmosphere and local character;
• nature and authentic places;
• peace and quiet instead of overcrowded resorts;
• experiences they want to truly feel, not simply photograph.
📊 Studies show:
• 71% of solo travelers are women;
• more than one-third of women prioritize natural beauty when choosing a destination;
• by 2028, women are expected to control up to 75% of household consumer spending.
🇨🇾 For Cyprus, this is becoming an important signal.
For decades, the island promoted itself as a “romantic beach paradise.” But demand is now shifting toward the “real Cyprus” — villages, mountains, family taverns, quiet bays, and authentic local experiences.
Analysts believe this is exactly what tourists are increasingly willing to pay for.
💬 At the center of modern tourism is no longer a sunbed by the pool, but the feeling of connection with a place. And more often than not, women are becoming the main driving force behind this trend.
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According to Skift, women make around 82% of travel-related decisions — from choosing destinations to booking flights and hotels.
🌍 And it’s not just the booking process that is changing — the entire style of travel is evolving as well.
Modern female travelers are increasingly looking for more than just “a beach and a sunbed.” Instead, they are choosing:
• atmosphere and local character;
• nature and authentic places;
• peace and quiet instead of overcrowded resorts;
• experiences they want to truly feel, not simply photograph.
📊 Studies show:
• 71% of solo travelers are women;
• more than one-third of women prioritize natural beauty when choosing a destination;
• by 2028, women are expected to control up to 75% of household consumer spending.
🇨🇾 For Cyprus, this is becoming an important signal.
For decades, the island promoted itself as a “romantic beach paradise.” But demand is now shifting toward the “real Cyprus” — villages, mountains, family taverns, quiet bays, and authentic local experiences.
Analysts believe this is exactly what tourists are increasingly willing to pay for.
💬 At the center of modern tourism is no longer a sunbed by the pool, but the feeling of connection with a place. And more often than not, women are becoming the main driving force behind this trend.
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🗳 Cyprus Once Again Debates Old Election Restrictions — From Closing Clubs to Banning Poll Publications Before Voting
In the past, Cyprus even closed nightclubs and restricted alcohol sales on election days, as authorities believed voters should arrive at polling stations “sober” and without risks of disorder.
Later, these restrictions were abolished after officials concluded that society had become more mature.
📺 Restrictions on negative political advertising were also introduced at one point, with authorities arguing that aggressive campaigns harmed the country’s political culture.
📊 Another major topic is pre-election opinion polls.
Under Cypriot law, publishing poll results is prohibited during the week before elections in order to avoid influencing voters.
However, the rise of social media has significantly changed the situation:
• political parties continue conducting internal polling;
• leaked results actively spread through Telegram, Facebook, and WhatsApp;
• meanwhile, official media outlets still remain legally prohibited from publishing such data.
💬 As a result, the restrictions formally remain in force, but in the era of social media it is becoming increasingly difficult to control the spread of information.
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In the past, Cyprus even closed nightclubs and restricted alcohol sales on election days, as authorities believed voters should arrive at polling stations “sober” and without risks of disorder.
Later, these restrictions were abolished after officials concluded that society had become more mature.
📺 Restrictions on negative political advertising were also introduced at one point, with authorities arguing that aggressive campaigns harmed the country’s political culture.
📊 Another major topic is pre-election opinion polls.
Under Cypriot law, publishing poll results is prohibited during the week before elections in order to avoid influencing voters.
However, the rise of social media has significantly changed the situation:
• political parties continue conducting internal polling;
• leaked results actively spread through Telegram, Facebook, and WhatsApp;
• meanwhile, official media outlets still remain legally prohibited from publishing such data.
💬 As a result, the restrictions formally remain in force, but in the era of social media it is becoming increasingly difficult to control the spread of information.
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🚗 Car Flips Onto Roof Near Lythrodontas After Leaving the Road
The accident occurred on Saturday, May 16. According to preliminary information, the driver lost control of the vehicle, after which the car left the road and overturned on a slope near the roadside.
💥 The vehicle suffered serious damage, and debris was scattered around the scene.
Reports say the driver managed to get out of the car independently and was not seriously injured. No other vehicles were involved in the crash.
The causes of the accident are currently under investigation.
⚠️ Drivers are being urged to exercise extra caution on rural roads and in areas with limited visibility.
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The accident occurred on Saturday, May 16. According to preliminary information, the driver lost control of the vehicle, after which the car left the road and overturned on a slope near the roadside.
💥 The vehicle suffered serious damage, and debris was scattered around the scene.
Reports say the driver managed to get out of the car independently and was not seriously injured. No other vehicles were involved in the crash.
The causes of the accident are currently under investigation.
⚠️ Drivers are being urged to exercise extra caution on rural roads and in areas with limited visibility.
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👶 Child Taken From Limassol by Father Placed Under State Protection in Northern Cyprus
A child who was taken from Limassol last week by his father of Turkish Cypriot origin has reportedly been placed under state protection in the occupied part of Cyprus.
The information was announced by the “minister” of labour and social security of the unrecognized administration, Oguzhan Hasipoglu.
According to his statement, after an assessment by social services and “in the best interests of the child,” urgent measures were taken, and a court ordered that the boy be placed under state protection.
🩺 Reports say the child has already undergone medical examinations, while specialists continue monitoring his physical and psychological condition.
Authorities stated that the safety and well-being of children remain a priority.
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A child who was taken from Limassol last week by his father of Turkish Cypriot origin has reportedly been placed under state protection in the occupied part of Cyprus.
The information was announced by the “minister” of labour and social security of the unrecognized administration, Oguzhan Hasipoglu.
According to his statement, after an assessment by social services and “in the best interests of the child,” urgent measures were taken, and a court ordered that the boy be placed under state protection.
🩺 Reports say the child has already undergone medical examinations, while specialists continue monitoring his physical and psychological condition.
Authorities stated that the safety and well-being of children remain a priority.
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🎷 Musical sunset in Limassol: DJ and saxophone create magic by the sea
Sometimes you don’t need a plan — just a sunset and the right vibe.
In Limassol, a DJ and a saxophonist simply showed up on the promenade and gave people live music. No stage. No posters. No tickets.
🌅 As the sun slowly dipped below the horizon, soft beats and live sax filled the air at Molos. People stopped, some sat nearby, others filmed — and some just listened in silence.
💛 Moments like this remind you why people love Cyprus:
here, music can start right on the street
and turn an ordinary evening into a memory.
📍 Limassol proves it again: the best moments are the unplanned ones.
DJ 💬 @ion_sound
Saxophonist 💬 @SexY5sAx
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Sometimes you don’t need a plan — just a sunset and the right vibe.
In Limassol, a DJ and a saxophonist simply showed up on the promenade and gave people live music. No stage. No posters. No tickets.
🌅 As the sun slowly dipped below the horizon, soft beats and live sax filled the air at Molos. People stopped, some sat nearby, others filmed — and some just listened in silence.
💛 Moments like this remind you why people love Cyprus:
here, music can start right on the street
and turn an ordinary evening into a memory.
📍 Limassol proves it again: the best moments are the unplanned ones.
DJ 💬 @ion_sound
Saxophonist 💬 @SexY5sAx
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🐈 Some Cats Enjoy Walks Just as Much as Dogs — and Can Be Trained to Walk Safely on a Harness
Specialists say that some cat breeds are especially active and curious, making them more likely to enjoy outdoor walks.
The breeds most commonly mentioned include:
• Bengal cats;
• Siamese cats;
• Abyssinian cats;
• Havana cats;
• Norwegian Forest cats;
• Angora cats.
🌿 These cats enjoy exploring new places, smells, and the world around them. Many of them can easily learn to walk on a leash and quickly adapt to wearing a harness.
⚠️ However, experts remind owners that domestic cats should never be allowed outside unsupervised — it can be dangerous and may lead to injury or the loss of the pet.
🐾 Cat owners are advised to introduce walks gradually:
• it is best to start from an early age;
• first allow the cat to get used to the harness indoors;
• choose quiet places without noise or crowds;
• carefully monitor the cat’s reaction.
If the cat becomes stressed, the walk should be stopped immediately and tried again later.
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Specialists say that some cat breeds are especially active and curious, making them more likely to enjoy outdoor walks.
The breeds most commonly mentioned include:
• Bengal cats;
• Siamese cats;
• Abyssinian cats;
• Havana cats;
• Norwegian Forest cats;
• Angora cats.
🌿 These cats enjoy exploring new places, smells, and the world around them. Many of them can easily learn to walk on a leash and quickly adapt to wearing a harness.
⚠️ However, experts remind owners that domestic cats should never be allowed outside unsupervised — it can be dangerous and may lead to injury or the loss of the pet.
🐾 Cat owners are advised to introduce walks gradually:
• it is best to start from an early age;
• first allow the cat to get used to the harness indoors;
• choose quiet places without noise or crowds;
• carefully monitor the cat’s reaction.
If the cat becomes stressed, the walk should be stopped immediately and tried again later.
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🚬 Woman Detained Again at Ledra Street Checkpoint in Nicosia With Smuggled Tobacco Products
Customs officers at the Ledra Street checkpoint in Nicosia once again detained a woman carrying contraband tobacco products.
According to the Customs Department, the woman has already been caught dozens of times transporting tobacco products from the occupied territories.
During the inspection, officers found:
• 1,000 cigarettes;
• 2.75 kg of rolling tobacco.
❌ The packaging did not contain the mandatory health warnings in Greek and Turkish, indicating the products had been imported illegally.
All tobacco products were confiscated, and the woman was detained on suspicion of committing an offense.
She was later released after paying a fine of €1,270.
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Customs officers at the Ledra Street checkpoint in Nicosia once again detained a woman carrying contraband tobacco products.
According to the Customs Department, the woman has already been caught dozens of times transporting tobacco products from the occupied territories.
During the inspection, officers found:
• 1,000 cigarettes;
• 2.75 kg of rolling tobacco.
❌ The packaging did not contain the mandatory health warnings in Greek and Turkish, indicating the products had been imported illegally.
All tobacco products were confiscated, and the woman was detained on suspicion of committing an offense.
She was later released after paying a fine of €1,270.
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🐬 Fishermen in Cyprus Complain About Bottlenose Dolphins Tearing Nets and Stealing Catch
Fishermen in Cyprus say bottlenose dolphins are regularly damaging fishing nets and causing losses worth thousands of euros.
According to local fishermen, pods of dolphins frequently attack nets near the island’s coast. One fisherman from Famagusta reportedly lost around €1,900 in a single day alone.
🎣 The main problem is damaged equipment:
the government compensates fishermen for lost fish, but does not cover the cost of torn fishing nets.
The Department of Fisheries says bottlenose dolphins remain a protected species and cannot simply be removed:
“They are in their natural habitat, and we are obliged to protect them.”
📡 Authorities previously attempted to use special ultrasonic devices designed to scare dolphins away. However, over time the animals adapted and reportedly began treating the signals as indicators of where fish could be found.
The conflict between fishermen and environmental authorities has now effectively reached a deadlock:
• fishermen are demanding a real solution to the problem;
• authorities insist on protecting the species.
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Fishermen in Cyprus say bottlenose dolphins are regularly damaging fishing nets and causing losses worth thousands of euros.
According to local fishermen, pods of dolphins frequently attack nets near the island’s coast. One fisherman from Famagusta reportedly lost around €1,900 in a single day alone.
🎣 The main problem is damaged equipment:
the government compensates fishermen for lost fish, but does not cover the cost of torn fishing nets.
The Department of Fisheries says bottlenose dolphins remain a protected species and cannot simply be removed:
“They are in their natural habitat, and we are obliged to protect them.”
📡 Authorities previously attempted to use special ultrasonic devices designed to scare dolphins away. However, over time the animals adapted and reportedly began treating the signals as indicators of where fish could be found.
The conflict between fishermen and environmental authorities has now effectively reached a deadlock:
• fishermen are demanding a real solution to the problem;
• authorities insist on protecting the species.
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