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🗳 Cyprus’s Oldest Election Candidate Shows Up at the Polls — He Is 89 Years Old
Today, 89-year-old Christakis Rotsidis arrived at a polling station in Limassol, becoming the oldest candidate in the current parliamentary elections.
📍 He is running as an independent candidate, seeking a seat in parliament without the support of political parties.
According to the candidate himself:
“I submitted my candidacy as an independent MP because I want to be elected through my own efforts, not at someone else’s expense.”
Despite his age, Rotsidis remains actively involved in political life and has decided to personally compete for a place in parliament.
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Today, 89-year-old Christakis Rotsidis arrived at a polling station in Limassol, becoming the oldest candidate in the current parliamentary elections.
📍 He is running as an independent candidate, seeking a seat in parliament without the support of political parties.
According to the candidate himself:
“I submitted my candidacy as an independent MP because I want to be elected through my own efforts, not at someone else’s expense.”
Despite his age, Rotsidis remains actively involved in political life and has decided to personally compete for a place in parliament.
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🚒 Firefighters Rescue Elderly Man from Flooded Home in Nicosia
Following heavy rain and hail on Saturday, firefighters carried out a rescue operation in Nicosia, helping an elderly man escape from a flooded house.
📍 By 12:30, emergency services had received a large number of calls related to severe weather conditions.
Firefighters were involved in:
• pumping water out of basements;
• clearing drainage systems;
• dealing with damaged and wind-torn cables;
• handling the consequences of flooding.
Assistance was also provided to the municipalities of Strovolos and Lakatamia.
⛈ Severe weather affected several areas of the capital, while emergency services continue operating in an intensified response mode.
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Following heavy rain and hail on Saturday, firefighters carried out a rescue operation in Nicosia, helping an elderly man escape from a flooded house.
📍 By 12:30, emergency services had received a large number of calls related to severe weather conditions.
Firefighters were involved in:
• pumping water out of basements;
• clearing drainage systems;
• dealing with damaged and wind-torn cables;
• handling the consequences of flooding.
Assistance was also provided to the municipalities of Strovolos and Lakatamia.
⛈ Severe weather affected several areas of the capital, while emergency services continue operating in an intensified response mode.
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🇪🇺 Eurogroup President: Europe Must Move from Defense to Action
Greek Minister of Economy and Finance and President of the Eurogroup, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, stated that Europe can no longer respond to crises “piece by piece” and must act faster and more strategically.
According to him, the main risks facing Europe include:
• rising energy prices;
• renewed inflationary pressure;
• increasing cost of living;
• geopolitical instability.
He noted that even if tensions in the Middle East decrease, the economic consequences could continue to affect Europe for a long time.
🏠 The minister also addressed the housing crisis, calling it one of Europe’s largest social challenges.
According to him, young people are increasingly facing a situation where owning a home is becoming almost unattainable.
⚡ Pierrakakis also commented on the Greece–Cyprus–Israel energy interconnection project (GSI).
He described it as a project of strategic importance for both the region and Europe:
• Cyprus could strengthen its energy security;
• electricity costs could potentially decrease;
• Greece could reinforce its role as a regional energy hub.
The minister emphasized that cooperation between Cyprus and Greece is now entering a new stage across energy, technology, investment, and economic sectors.
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Greek Minister of Economy and Finance and President of the Eurogroup, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, stated that Europe can no longer respond to crises “piece by piece” and must act faster and more strategically.
According to him, the main risks facing Europe include:
• rising energy prices;
• renewed inflationary pressure;
• increasing cost of living;
• geopolitical instability.
He noted that even if tensions in the Middle East decrease, the economic consequences could continue to affect Europe for a long time.
🏠 The minister also addressed the housing crisis, calling it one of Europe’s largest social challenges.
According to him, young people are increasingly facing a situation where owning a home is becoming almost unattainable.
⚡ Pierrakakis also commented on the Greece–Cyprus–Israel energy interconnection project (GSI).
He described it as a project of strategic importance for both the region and Europe:
• Cyprus could strengthen its energy security;
• electricity costs could potentially decrease;
• Greece could reinforce its role as a regional energy hub.
The minister emphasized that cooperation between Cyprus and Greece is now entering a new stage across energy, technology, investment, and economic sectors.
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🚔 Off-Duty Police Officer Detains Suspected Burglar in Limassol
An off-duty police officer in Limassol helped detain a 34-year-old man suspected of attempting to break into a building.
📍 The incident took place on the evening of May 23.
The officer noticed two men behaving suspiciously: their faces were concealed with caps and medical masks. They entered a multi-storey building in Limassol.
When the men noticed the presence of the police officer, they attempted to flee.
During the escape, one of them reportedly threw away a door handle, which was believed to have been removed during the attempted break-in.
The officer managed to detain one of the suspects — a 34-year-old man.
🔎 Burglary tools were allegedly found in his possession, after which he was arrested on suspicion of committing an offence.
The suspect is expected to appear before the Limassol District Court today for a hearing regarding his detention.
Investigations are ongoing.
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An off-duty police officer in Limassol helped detain a 34-year-old man suspected of attempting to break into a building.
📍 The incident took place on the evening of May 23.
The officer noticed two men behaving suspiciously: their faces were concealed with caps and medical masks. They entered a multi-storey building in Limassol.
When the men noticed the presence of the police officer, they attempted to flee.
During the escape, one of them reportedly threw away a door handle, which was believed to have been removed during the attempted break-in.
The officer managed to detain one of the suspects — a 34-year-old man.
🔎 Burglary tools were allegedly found in his possession, after which he was arrested on suspicion of committing an offence.
The suspect is expected to appear before the Limassol District Court today for a hearing regarding his detention.
Investigations are ongoing.
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💶 Inflation in Cyprus: Could Taxes on Electricity and Fuel Be Reduced?
Rising prices for electricity, fuel, and food remain one of the biggest concerns for residents across the island. Electricity bills, fuel costs, and everyday shopping are putting increasing pressure on household budgets.
📊 According to Eurostat, inflation in Cyprus rose to 3% in April 2026.
For comparison:
• in March it stood at 1.5%;
• the EU average was 0.9%;
• the eurozone average was 1%.
Residents are feeling the impact most strongly in:
⚡ electricity
⛽ fuel
🛒 food prices
Why electricity remains expensive:
• delays in natural gas projects;
• slow development of renewable energy sources;
• postponement of the Greece–Cyprus energy interconnection;
• insufficient energy storage systems.
Against this backdrop, AKEL has proposed:
• reducing VAT on electricity to 5%;
• lowering fuel taxes;
• removing VAT from excise duties;
• supporting vulnerable households;
• expanding solar energy projects;
• limiting excessive profits of energy companies.
📍 The party notes that similar measures are already being used in other EU countries:
🇪🇸 Spain — lower taxes on energy resources
🇬🇷 Greece — fuel subsidies
🇧🇪 Belgium — fuel price controls
🇵🇹 Portugal — tax reductions during price increases
Current measures in Cyprus remain temporary: reduced fuel taxes are currently in place until June 2026, while reduced VAT on electricity is set to continue until March 2027.
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Rising prices for electricity, fuel, and food remain one of the biggest concerns for residents across the island. Electricity bills, fuel costs, and everyday shopping are putting increasing pressure on household budgets.
📊 According to Eurostat, inflation in Cyprus rose to 3% in April 2026.
For comparison:
• in March it stood at 1.5%;
• the EU average was 0.9%;
• the eurozone average was 1%.
Residents are feeling the impact most strongly in:
⚡ electricity
⛽ fuel
🛒 food prices
Why electricity remains expensive:
• delays in natural gas projects;
• slow development of renewable energy sources;
• postponement of the Greece–Cyprus energy interconnection;
• insufficient energy storage systems.
Against this backdrop, AKEL has proposed:
• reducing VAT on electricity to 5%;
• lowering fuel taxes;
• removing VAT from excise duties;
• supporting vulnerable households;
• expanding solar energy projects;
• limiting excessive profits of energy companies.
📍 The party notes that similar measures are already being used in other EU countries:
🇪🇸 Spain — lower taxes on energy resources
🇬🇷 Greece — fuel subsidies
🇧🇪 Belgium — fuel price controls
🇵🇹 Portugal — tax reductions during price increases
Current measures in Cyprus remain temporary: reduced fuel taxes are currently in place until June 2026, while reduced VAT on electricity is set to continue until March 2027.
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⚠️ Landslide and Falling Rocks Reported on Kato Pyrgos – Orkonta Road
At approximately 10:30 today, a landslide involving soil and rocks occurred on the road section between Kato Pyrgos and Orkonta.
📍 Police and local authorities are currently at the scene carrying out road clearance operations.
Drivers are being urged to exercise caution:
• reduce speed;
• keep a safe distance;
• turn on headlights;
• pay close attention to road conditions.
🚗 Temporary traffic disruptions are possible until the consequences of the landslide are fully cleared.
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At approximately 10:30 today, a landslide involving soil and rocks occurred on the road section between Kato Pyrgos and Orkonta.
📍 Police and local authorities are currently at the scene carrying out road clearance operations.
Drivers are being urged to exercise caution:
• reduce speed;
• keep a safe distance;
• turn on headlights;
• pay close attention to road conditions.
🚗 Temporary traffic disruptions are possible until the consequences of the landslide are fully cleared.
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🚗 Multi-Vehicle Crash Reported Near Coral Bay in the Paphos AreaA traffic accident involving several vehicles was reported on Saturday, May 23, at approximately 14:10 on the main road toward Coral Bay, near Peyia.
📍 According to preliminary information, at least four vehicles were involved:
• a white BMW SUV;
• a silver passenger car;
• a grey SUV;
• a white commercial van.
The collision caused damage to multiple vehicles and temporarily affected traffic flow on one of the busiest sections of the road.
🚦 Drivers heading toward Coral Bay experienced traffic delays.
Reports indicate that several people were seen outside their vehicles following the accident.
🔎 Information regarding possible injuries has not yet been confirmed.
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📍 According to preliminary information, at least four vehicles were involved:
• a white BMW SUV;
• a silver passenger car;
• a grey SUV;
• a white commercial van.
The collision caused damage to multiple vehicles and temporarily affected traffic flow on one of the busiest sections of the road.
🚦 Drivers heading toward Coral Bay experienced traffic delays.
Reports indicate that several people were seen outside their vehicles following the accident.
🔎 Information regarding possible injuries has not yet been confirmed.
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📊 Cyprus Business Week: IT Keeps Growing, Tourism Slows, Housing Prices Continue Rising
Cyprus has wrapped up another active week in business and the economy. Despite external crises and rising prices, the island continues strengthening its position as a regional technology and investment hub.
Main developments of the week:
⚡ Electricity
Cyprus has officially launched its competitive electricity market. However, experts warn that without additional control mechanisms, prices may not decrease as quickly as expected.
📉 Economy and Inflation
According to the latest European Commission forecast:
• economic growth in 2026 is expected at 2.3%;
• inflation could rise to 3.6%;
• unemployment is forecast at around 4.2%.
✈️ Tourism
The tourism sector has experienced a slowdown:
• tourist arrivals in April fell by almost 28%;
• companies have started introducing discounts and new programs to maintain demand.
💻 IT Sector Continues to Grow
Cyprus moved up to 34th place in the global StartupBlink startup ecosystem ranking.
According to KPMG:
• the technology sector generates nearly €6 billion annually;
• this represents more than 16% of the country’s GDP.
🏠 Real Estate
Housing prices continue to rise:
• property prices increased by approximately 6%;
• rental costs rose by more than 4%.
The situation is affecting young families and first-time homebuyers the most.
🇪🇺 Schengen
Cyprus continues preparations for joining the Schengen Area, although no exact timeline has yet been announced.
📌 Experts note that the island’s economy is gradually evolving — tourism remains important, but technology and international investment are becoming increasingly significant.
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Cyprus has wrapped up another active week in business and the economy. Despite external crises and rising prices, the island continues strengthening its position as a regional technology and investment hub.
Main developments of the week:
⚡ Electricity
Cyprus has officially launched its competitive electricity market. However, experts warn that without additional control mechanisms, prices may not decrease as quickly as expected.
📉 Economy and Inflation
According to the latest European Commission forecast:
• economic growth in 2026 is expected at 2.3%;
• inflation could rise to 3.6%;
• unemployment is forecast at around 4.2%.
✈️ Tourism
The tourism sector has experienced a slowdown:
• tourist arrivals in April fell by almost 28%;
• companies have started introducing discounts and new programs to maintain demand.
💻 IT Sector Continues to Grow
Cyprus moved up to 34th place in the global StartupBlink startup ecosystem ranking.
According to KPMG:
• the technology sector generates nearly €6 billion annually;
• this represents more than 16% of the country’s GDP.
🏠 Real Estate
Housing prices continue to rise:
• property prices increased by approximately 6%;
• rental costs rose by more than 4%.
The situation is affecting young families and first-time homebuyers the most.
🇪🇺 Schengen
Cyprus continues preparations for joining the Schengen Area, although no exact timeline has yet been announced.
📌 Experts note that the island’s economy is gradually evolving — tourism remains important, but technology and international investment are becoming increasingly significant.
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🌿 5 Villages in Cyprus You Should Definitely Visit in May
May is one of the most beautiful times of the year in Cyprus: warm weather has arrived, but the summer heat has not yet taken over. Mountains are still green, wildflowers are blooming, and the air is filled with the scent of herbs and citrus.
If you want to discover a different side of Cyprus — away from the beaches, traffic, and city rush — here are five places worth exploring this spring:
📍 Farmakas
The village is known for its tomatoes, winery, and homemade sweets.
What to see:
• Saint Irene Church;
• Santa Irene Winery;
• Eleni’s homemade dessert shop.
What to try:
🍅 local tomatoes
🍷 wine
🍯 unusual jams — from walnut to garlic
📍 Omodos
One of the most atmospheric villages in Cyprus’s wine region.
What to see:
• Monastery of the Holy Cross;
• museums and traditional streets;
• local craft workshops.
What to try:
🍷 local wines
🥘 traditional cuisine in local taverns
📍 Lefkara
The famous village of lace-making and silver craftsmanship.
What to see:
• Lefkaritika lace workshops;
• traditional embroidery museum;
• Church of the Holy Cross.
What to bring home:
✨ lace products
✨ silver jewelry
✨ handmade souvenirs
📍 Agros
The village of fragrances, roses, and mountain trails.
Must-do activities:
🌹 buy rose water and rose-petal jam
🥩 try local smoked meats and loukanika sausages
🥾 explore mountain hiking routes
📍 Askas
A perfect place to escape noise and crowds.
Here you’ll find:
• historic streets;
• peaceful surroundings;
• mountain landscapes;
• green squares among hazelnut trees.
Ideal for a picnic and a relaxing walk.
💡 Tip: Don’t try to visit everything in a single day. Choose 2–3 villages and take time to experience the atmosphere of each place.
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May is one of the most beautiful times of the year in Cyprus: warm weather has arrived, but the summer heat has not yet taken over. Mountains are still green, wildflowers are blooming, and the air is filled with the scent of herbs and citrus.
If you want to discover a different side of Cyprus — away from the beaches, traffic, and city rush — here are five places worth exploring this spring:
📍 Farmakas
The village is known for its tomatoes, winery, and homemade sweets.
What to see:
• Saint Irene Church;
• Santa Irene Winery;
• Eleni’s homemade dessert shop.
What to try:
🍅 local tomatoes
🍷 wine
🍯 unusual jams — from walnut to garlic
📍 Omodos
One of the most atmospheric villages in Cyprus’s wine region.
What to see:
• Monastery of the Holy Cross;
• museums and traditional streets;
• local craft workshops.
What to try:
🍷 local wines
🥘 traditional cuisine in local taverns
📍 Lefkara
The famous village of lace-making and silver craftsmanship.
What to see:
• Lefkaritika lace workshops;
• traditional embroidery museum;
• Church of the Holy Cross.
What to bring home:
✨ lace products
✨ silver jewelry
✨ handmade souvenirs
📍 Agros
The village of fragrances, roses, and mountain trails.
Must-do activities:
🌹 buy rose water and rose-petal jam
🥩 try local smoked meats and loukanika sausages
🥾 explore mountain hiking routes
📍 Askas
A perfect place to escape noise and crowds.
Here you’ll find:
• historic streets;
• peaceful surroundings;
• mountain landscapes;
• green squares among hazelnut trees.
Ideal for a picnic and a relaxing walk.
💡 Tip: Don’t try to visit everything in a single day. Choose 2–3 villages and take time to experience the atmosphere of each place.
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😵 Cyprus Leads Europe in Burnout: 44% of Residents Feel Completely Exhausted After Work
Nearly every second worker in Cyprus ends the day feeling physically drained. According to a European study, the island ranked first among 35 countries for levels of burnout.
📊 What the data showed:
• 44% of workers in Cyprus feel severe exhaustion after a workday;
• 56% of employees reported experiencing high levels of stress — compared to the European average of 39%;
• Cyprus ranked among the countries with the highest levels of emotional and physical exhaustion.
Why is this happening?
Experts note that work increasingly does not end after leaving the office:
📱 evening messages;
💻 emails on weekends;
🔔 constant notifications;
📞 the expectation of always staying “connected.”
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines burnout as a result of chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed.
But in Cyprus, the situation appears more complex.
Many people believe that “real exhaustion” means heavy physical work: construction, long shifts, or working under intense heat. Others point to a newer form of fatigue — constant psychological pressure and the feeling that work never truly lets go.
❗ Perhaps the issue is not that people complain more today. Perhaps we have simply become used to looking for signs of exhaustion in the wrong places.
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Nearly every second worker in Cyprus ends the day feeling physically drained. According to a European study, the island ranked first among 35 countries for levels of burnout.
📊 What the data showed:
• 44% of workers in Cyprus feel severe exhaustion after a workday;
• 56% of employees reported experiencing high levels of stress — compared to the European average of 39%;
• Cyprus ranked among the countries with the highest levels of emotional and physical exhaustion.
Why is this happening?
Experts note that work increasingly does not end after leaving the office:
📱 evening messages;
💻 emails on weekends;
🔔 constant notifications;
📞 the expectation of always staying “connected.”
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines burnout as a result of chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed.
But in Cyprus, the situation appears more complex.
Many people believe that “real exhaustion” means heavy physical work: construction, long shifts, or working under intense heat. Others point to a newer form of fatigue — constant psychological pressure and the feeling that work never truly lets go.
❗ Perhaps the issue is not that people complain more today. Perhaps we have simply become used to looking for signs of exhaustion in the wrong places.
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🗳 Cyprus Reveals the Island’s Smallest Polling Stations
While polling stations in large cities receive thousands of voters, in some villages of Cyprus the numbers are counted in just a few dozen.
📍 Kouka Village
The community president reported that by 08:30 in the morning, only one family of three had voted — representing around 6% of all registered voters.
Total registered voters:
• 52 voters.
📍 Kedares Village (Paphos district)
Kedares is considered one of the smallest polling stations not only in the Paphos district, but across Cyprus.
Registered in the village:
• only 66 voters;
• around 20 families live there permanently;
• the youngest resident is 67 years old;
• the oldest resident is 93 years old.
The community leader recalls that the village used to be very different:
🏫 around 120 children attended the local school;
🚌 three buses used to operate daily from the village;
👥 the population once reached around 500 people.
Residents say that the biggest challenge remains the continuing migration away from rural areas.
Despite this, many former residents still return almost every weekend, while locals say:
“The village means life, fresh air, and peace.”
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While polling stations in large cities receive thousands of voters, in some villages of Cyprus the numbers are counted in just a few dozen.
📍 Kouka Village
The community president reported that by 08:30 in the morning, only one family of three had voted — representing around 6% of all registered voters.
Total registered voters:
• 52 voters.
📍 Kedares Village (Paphos district)
Kedares is considered one of the smallest polling stations not only in the Paphos district, but across Cyprus.
Registered in the village:
• only 66 voters;
• around 20 families live there permanently;
• the youngest resident is 67 years old;
• the oldest resident is 93 years old.
The community leader recalls that the village used to be very different:
🏫 around 120 children attended the local school;
🚌 three buses used to operate daily from the village;
👥 the population once reached around 500 people.
Residents say that the biggest challenge remains the continuing migration away from rural areas.
Despite this, many former residents still return almost every weekend, while locals say:
“The village means life, fresh air, and peace.”
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