Yuji, a six-week-old patas monkey at the Guadalajara Zoo, is being hand-raised after being rejected by his mother at birth. He relies on a stuffed animal for comfort while receiving intensive care from a team of veterinarians.
Lawyer Achilleas Demetriades calls for the appointment of independent investigators to resolve the unclear 'Santi' case and address police credibility issues. He highlights that the investigation has failed to clarify the facts and emphasizes the media's duty to verify information accurately.
A grandfather was arrested in Pyrgos after removing his two-year-old grandson from the hospital against medical advice. The child had been hospitalized after accidentally ingesting bleach, which posed a risk of chemical pneumonia.
Lawyer Achilleas Emilianidis compares the current situation in Cypriot society to the historical forgery of Hitler's diaries. He emphasizes how people often accept falsehoods because they align with their desires or personal interests.
The Municipality of Paralimni-Deryneia successfully relocated a migrant with a criminal record from a local tourist area facility. The local government now demands an end to the operation of all migrant housing structures within its tourist zones.
The European Economic and Social Committee unanimously approved the creation of a new European Centre of Clinical Excellence. The initiative, proposed by the Cypriot Ministry of Health, aims to standardize clinical evaluations and enhance the EU's role in global pharmaceutical policy.
A guided narrative walk explores the urban history and neglected spaces within Limassol's old town. The route highlights an abandoned orchard and historic warehouses as sites that persist amidst modern development.
The Municipality of Strovolos has warned that illegal election advertisements must be removed immediately to avoid fines. Authorities stated that unauthorized banners pose safety risks and violate municipal zoning regulations.
Dimitris Mitropanos was a legendary figure in Greek popular music known for his emotional depth and iconic folk performances. Twelve years after his passing, his artistic legacy continues to influence the cultural landscape of Greece.
The Panhellenic Medical Association emphasizes that protecting patient rights is a complex task. It requires consistent and ongoing cooperation among all stakeholders involved in the healthcare system.
Authorities are managing dangerous structures in Limassol following a recent collapse, emphasizing that mandatory evacuations require court orders. Meanwhile, a province-wide audit in Paphos identified 226 hazardous buildings, prompting a high-level meeting to address safety risks.
Recent reports from U.N. Women indicate that an average of 47 women and girls have been killed daily throughout the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Authorities are investigating a building collapse that caused two deaths. The case file will be submitted to the Public Prosecutor by next week.
The mobile phone belonging to Sandy remains missing amidst conflicting accounts regarding the timeline of events. Authorities are continuing to take depositions, while a petition for a writ of certiorari has been filed.
The Alma movement is demanding a thorough and rapid investigation into the collapse of an apartment building in Limassol. The organization criticizes state inaction, noting that existing legislation already grants authorities the power to intervene in dangerous buildings.
A 26-year-old weightlifter admitted to purchasing drugs on two occasions. He also claimed that he mistakenly believed the victim, Myrto, was suffering from an epileptic seizure at the time of the incident.
Limassol Municipality is conducting road works on Nikou and Despoinas Pattichi Avenue from April 17 to April 27, 2026. Additionally, the Andrea Themistocleous Street parking lot will be closed overnight from April 16 to April 17, 2026.
Police seized digital devices from lawyer Nikos Kliridis on Holy Saturday, citing an ongoing investigation. The legal team has challenged the warrant and the methodology used, citing concerns over attorney-client privilege and potential police overreach.
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