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Ειδήσεις Κύπρου Cyprus News
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| Username | @cyprus_news_gr |
| Title | Ειδήσεις Κύπρου Cyprus News |
| First Seen | 2026-01-10 22:45 UTC |
| Updated | 2026-01-10 22:45 UTC |
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👮 Armed Extortion in Central Larnaca: “Protection” Racket Ends in Gunfire Near Police Headquarters
Police in Larnaca are investigating a violent incident linked to an organized extortion scheme disguised as business “security.” According to investigators, a group pressured local entrepreneurs to pay a one-off fee of about €7,000, followed by monthly payments of €1,000 for so-called protection. Those who refused were threatened and subjected to intimidation.
The case escalated dramatically on Grigoris Afxentiou Avenue, just steps from the police headquarters, where a mass brawl broke out involving axes, metal objects, and firearms. Spent shell casings and blood traces were found at the scene. Authorities believe the same network also targeted nightclubs, charging per security guard and funneling part of the proceeds to the organizers.
Investigators say the affair began roughly two weeks earlier with anonymous calls to a local car-rental business owner. The caller, speaking broken Greek, demanded money for “protection,” lowered the demand after refusals, and issued explicit threats. The pressure continued with repeat calls and an in-person visit by two men—one on crutches—who again demanded payment. After renewed threats, the organizer returned in person; minutes later, multiple vehicles arrived and around 20 individuals confronted the victim. A final refusal triggered the violent clash and gunfire.
A 48-year-old Cypriot national has been arrested. Three foreign nationals have been declared wanted, and several others are detained on related charges. The investigation is ongoing. Residents say they are deeply alarmed that such brazen criminal activity unfolded in what was once considered a quiet city.
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Police in Larnaca are investigating a violent incident linked to an organized extortion scheme disguised as business “security.” According to investigators, a group pressured local entrepreneurs to pay a one-off fee of about €7,000, followed by monthly payments of €1,000 for so-called protection. Those who refused were threatened and subjected to intimidation.
The case escalated dramatically on Grigoris Afxentiou Avenue, just steps from the police headquarters, where a mass brawl broke out involving axes, metal objects, and firearms. Spent shell casings and blood traces were found at the scene. Authorities believe the same network also targeted nightclubs, charging per security guard and funneling part of the proceeds to the organizers.
Investigators say the affair began roughly two weeks earlier with anonymous calls to a local car-rental business owner. The caller, speaking broken Greek, demanded money for “protection,” lowered the demand after refusals, and issued explicit threats. The pressure continued with repeat calls and an in-person visit by two men—one on crutches—who again demanded payment. After renewed threats, the organizer returned in person; minutes later, multiple vehicles arrived and around 20 individuals confronted the victim. A final refusal triggered the violent clash and gunfire.
A 48-year-old Cypriot national has been arrested. Three foreign nationals have been declared wanted, and several others are detained on related charges. The investigation is ongoing. Residents say they are deeply alarmed that such brazen criminal activity unfolded in what was once considered a quiet city.
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🐎 Unexpected scene in Protaras: a horse spotted calmly walking through city streets
Residents of Protaras were surprised on the evening of December 26 when a horse was seen freely wandering along the town’s streets. A video of the animal quickly spread on social media, catching the attention of both pedestrians and drivers.
Witnesses alerted the police so the horse’s owner could be located and the animal safely returned. No injuries or traffic incidents were reported.
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Residents of Protaras were surprised on the evening of December 26 when a horse was seen freely wandering along the town’s streets. A video of the animal quickly spread on social media, catching the attention of both pedestrians and drivers.
Witnesses alerted the police so the horse’s owner could be located and the animal safely returned. No injuries or traffic incidents were reported.
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🔊 A Lesson for the Youth: “Sex Is Like Souvlaki” — New Educational Video From Cyprus
The Cyprus Family Planning Association has published an animated video on its Facebook page, explaining the concept of sexual consent in a simple and humorous way aimed at young people.
The message is clear: “Sex is like souvlaki.” Through this metaphor, the video teaches how to behave during the stage before any sexual activity begins.
The short animation, voiced in the Cypriot Greek dialect, starts by comparing consent to offering someone a souvlaki. The question is simple: will the person say “Yes,” “No,” or “I’m not sure”?
According to the creators, the metaphor is “easy, relatable, and a little funny,” which helps teenagers understand the topic without embarrassment.
— “Sharing is great, but you must ask first,” the video says.
If the other person says “Yes,” then you can share the “souvlaki.”
But if they say “No” or “Not sure,” then sharing must not happen. The message is direct: no pressure, no convincing, no forcing — consent must be voluntary.
The animation also clarifies another important point:
if photos or videos were taken during this “meal,” they should only be shared online with the explicit permission of the other person.
The clip titled “Sex Is Like Souvlaki” quickly went viral on Facebook:
• more than 8,900 shares
• over 7,600 reactions (“Like,” “Love,” “Haha”)
• and 450 comments
The Cyprus Family Planning Association concluded its post with an important reminder:
— “Everyone interprets information through their own experiences and beliefs. Society needs open dialogue — and respect must be at the heart of it. Just like in any relationship.”
Souvlaki — a Cypriot version of kebab made with small pieces of meat (different from ‘souvla,’ where the meat is cut into larger chunks).
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The Cyprus Family Planning Association has published an animated video on its Facebook page, explaining the concept of sexual consent in a simple and humorous way aimed at young people.
The message is clear: “Sex is like souvlaki.” Through this metaphor, the video teaches how to behave during the stage before any sexual activity begins.
The short animation, voiced in the Cypriot Greek dialect, starts by comparing consent to offering someone a souvlaki. The question is simple: will the person say “Yes,” “No,” or “I’m not sure”?
According to the creators, the metaphor is “easy, relatable, and a little funny,” which helps teenagers understand the topic without embarrassment.
— “Sharing is great, but you must ask first,” the video says.
If the other person says “Yes,” then you can share the “souvlaki.”
But if they say “No” or “Not sure,” then sharing must not happen. The message is direct: no pressure, no convincing, no forcing — consent must be voluntary.
The animation also clarifies another important point:
if photos or videos were taken during this “meal,” they should only be shared online with the explicit permission of the other person.
The clip titled “Sex Is Like Souvlaki” quickly went viral on Facebook:
• more than 8,900 shares
• over 7,600 reactions (“Like,” “Love,” “Haha”)
• and 450 comments
The Cyprus Family Planning Association concluded its post with an important reminder:
— “Everyone interprets information through their own experiences and beliefs. Society needs open dialogue — and respect must be at the heart of it. Just like in any relationship.”
Souvlaki — a Cypriot version of kebab made with small pieces of meat (different from ‘souvla,’ where the meat is cut into larger chunks).
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🔞 International Sex Day: History, Science, Psychology — and a Touch of Cyprus
📅 November 30 is the day when the world officially celebrates intimacy, desire, and emotional freedom.
🔥 Origins of the Celebration: From Ancient Gods to Modern Traditions
International Sex Day has much deeper roots than it appears.
In ancient Greece — and especially on Cyprus — sexuality was seen as sacred. In Paphos stood the main temple of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and fertility. People believed sexual energy was a life force capable of healing and renewal.
The Romans also celebrated fertility festivals in late November, honoring nature, the body, and the continuation of life.
The modern holiday was created in Amsterdam and later supported by UNESCO as a reminder of the importance of safe and healthy sexuality.
🧬 Scientific View: What Happens Inside the Body
During sex, oxytocin — the “bonding hormone” — increases fourfold.
Men experience up to a 70% drop in stress; women see improved sleep and higher serotonin levels.
Studies show that regular sexual activity strengthens immunity and reduces the risk of cardiovascular diseases.
Cyprus has even conducted local research on how intimacy affects emotional health. Results showed that couples who openly discuss their desires experience less anxiety and emotional tension.
🧠 Psychology of Attraction: Why Sex Is More Than Sex
From a psychological standpoint, intimacy is a language of trust.
When partners openly share their desires, the brain creates strong associations with safety, acceptance, and emotional closeness.
On Cyprus, where romantic and family traditions are especially strong, psychologists note that honest conversations about sexuality improve relationship quality far more effectively than external factors.
👩❤️💋👨 Cyprus and the Energy of the Body: The Island’s Unique Atmosphere
🇨🇾 Cyprus is considered one of the most “erotic” islands of the Mediterranean.
The birthplace of Aphrodite naturally inspires passion — the sound of the waves, the scent of pine, the warm southern wind.
Psychologists say that vacations on Cyprus often improve a couple’s sexual harmony: relaxation lowers emotional barriers, making the hormonal background more receptive to desire.
💋 Traditions Around the World
• In Amsterdam, parades and performances celebrate body freedom.
• On Cyprus, lectures, seminars on sexual health, and awareness flash mobs are held.
This day encourages couples to share fantasies, experiment, and try something new — from a romantic dinner to sensual massage.
❤️ Conclusion: A Celebration of Freedom, Honesty, and Pleasure
International Sex Day is not about cynicism or “a holiday for its own sake.”
It’s a reminder that sexuality is a natural part of life — something that requires respect, awareness, and open dialogue.
❤️ May this day become a reason not only for passion, but also for honesty — with yourself and with the person you choose to be close to.
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📅 November 30 is the day when the world officially celebrates intimacy, desire, and emotional freedom.
🔥 Origins of the Celebration: From Ancient Gods to Modern Traditions
International Sex Day has much deeper roots than it appears.
In ancient Greece — and especially on Cyprus — sexuality was seen as sacred. In Paphos stood the main temple of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and fertility. People believed sexual energy was a life force capable of healing and renewal.
The Romans also celebrated fertility festivals in late November, honoring nature, the body, and the continuation of life.
The modern holiday was created in Amsterdam and later supported by UNESCO as a reminder of the importance of safe and healthy sexuality.
🧬 Scientific View: What Happens Inside the Body
During sex, oxytocin — the “bonding hormone” — increases fourfold.
Men experience up to a 70% drop in stress; women see improved sleep and higher serotonin levels.
Studies show that regular sexual activity strengthens immunity and reduces the risk of cardiovascular diseases.
Cyprus has even conducted local research on how intimacy affects emotional health. Results showed that couples who openly discuss their desires experience less anxiety and emotional tension.
🧠 Psychology of Attraction: Why Sex Is More Than Sex
From a psychological standpoint, intimacy is a language of trust.
When partners openly share their desires, the brain creates strong associations with safety, acceptance, and emotional closeness.
On Cyprus, where romantic and family traditions are especially strong, psychologists note that honest conversations about sexuality improve relationship quality far more effectively than external factors.
👩❤️💋👨 Cyprus and the Energy of the Body: The Island’s Unique Atmosphere
🇨🇾 Cyprus is considered one of the most “erotic” islands of the Mediterranean.
The birthplace of Aphrodite naturally inspires passion — the sound of the waves, the scent of pine, the warm southern wind.
Psychologists say that vacations on Cyprus often improve a couple’s sexual harmony: relaxation lowers emotional barriers, making the hormonal background more receptive to desire.
💋 Traditions Around the World
• In Amsterdam, parades and performances celebrate body freedom.
• On Cyprus, lectures, seminars on sexual health, and awareness flash mobs are held.
This day encourages couples to share fantasies, experiment, and try something new — from a romantic dinner to sensual massage.
❤️ Conclusion: A Celebration of Freedom, Honesty, and Pleasure
International Sex Day is not about cynicism or “a holiday for its own sake.”
It’s a reminder that sexuality is a natural part of life — something that requires respect, awareness, and open dialogue.
❤️ May this day become a reason not only for passion, but also for honesty — with yourself and with the person you choose to be close to.
😉 You know exactly who to send this to.
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🔥 Nighttime Wildfire Battle in Paphos: Strong Winds Hinder Firefighting, New Front Appears in Hard-to-Reach Area
A large wildfire has broken out between the villages of Koili and Stroumpi in the Paphos district, spreading rapidly due to strong winds. The exact cause of the blaze is still unknown. Fire crews from Paphos and nearby stations, along with the Forestry Department and local response teams, are working at the scene.
Because of the difficult terrain, the fire has moved into a deep ravine that ground forces struggle to access. By evening, three aerial units had stopped operations, and water-drops will resume only at sunrise.
As of 20:00, the fire continues advancing on the northwest side, while a new front is forming in the southeast, also inaccessible to ground crews. Firefighters are creating protective firebreaks and preparing to work through the night to contain the flames.
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A large wildfire has broken out between the villages of Koili and Stroumpi in the Paphos district, spreading rapidly due to strong winds. The exact cause of the blaze is still unknown. Fire crews from Paphos and nearby stations, along with the Forestry Department and local response teams, are working at the scene.
Because of the difficult terrain, the fire has moved into a deep ravine that ground forces struggle to access. By evening, three aerial units had stopped operations, and water-drops will resume only at sunrise.
As of 20:00, the fire continues advancing on the northwest side, while a new front is forming in the southeast, also inaccessible to ground crews. Firefighters are creating protective firebreaks and preparing to work through the night to contain the flames.
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🇨🇾 Cyprus Becomes “OnlyFans Champion”: Tax Authorities Expose Hundreds of Creators and Companies Hiding Income — Debts Exceed €500,000
The Cyprus Tax Department has identified around 300 individuals and businesses that failed to declare earnings from online platforms, including OnlyFans, YouTube, Instagram, and Twitch. The total amount of unpaid taxes is estimated at about €500,000. The investigation was carried out by a special unit that monitors social media activity and compares digital transactions with tax declarations.
The list includes both Cypriot residents and foreign nationals operating from Cyprus — among them bloggers, beauty specialists, drivers, travel agents, and small online business owners.
The probe is part of the EU DAC7 directive, which requires digital platforms to share user income data with tax authorities. Officials noted that some creators earned up to half a million euros per year without paying taxes. Those involved will receive notices of reassessment and fines, and repeated offenses may lead to criminal charges.
❗️In Cyprus, income from online platforms is taxed at standard rates: 12.5% corporate tax for companies, 19% VAT for earnings above €15,600, and 20–35% income tax for self-employed individuals. There is no special “5% tax” for OnlyFans creators — this is a common misconception circulating online.
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The Cyprus Tax Department has identified around 300 individuals and businesses that failed to declare earnings from online platforms, including OnlyFans, YouTube, Instagram, and Twitch. The total amount of unpaid taxes is estimated at about €500,000. The investigation was carried out by a special unit that monitors social media activity and compares digital transactions with tax declarations.
The list includes both Cypriot residents and foreign nationals operating from Cyprus — among them bloggers, beauty specialists, drivers, travel agents, and small online business owners.
The probe is part of the EU DAC7 directive, which requires digital platforms to share user income data with tax authorities. Officials noted that some creators earned up to half a million euros per year without paying taxes. Those involved will receive notices of reassessment and fines, and repeated offenses may lead to criminal charges.
❗️In Cyprus, income from online platforms is taxed at standard rates: 12.5% corporate tax for companies, 19% VAT for earnings above €15,600, and 20–35% income tax for self-employed individuals. There is no special “5% tax” for OnlyFans creators — this is a common misconception circulating online.
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