Shock in Paphos: 18-year-old murdered a kitten, 13 pellets found ↗
Front page leadAn 18-year-old in Paphos is accused of murdering a kitten, with 13 pellets found near the scene.
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The news on Sigmalive covers a range of topics including a shocking animal cruelty case in Paphos, a life sentence for a student's murder, a scam targeting an elderly woman, political statements regarding party documents, a US decision on an execution, and international news on protests in France…
An 18-year-old in Paphos is accused of murdering a kitten, with 13 pellets found near the scene.
The defendant has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a 22-year-old student in Kofinou.
A 64-year-old woman was defrauded of €34,600 after being asked to pay a small fee for a supposed delivery.
Averof commented on DISY party pamphlets, stating that 'nothing changes' and alluded to a 'marked deck'.
Former President Trump approved the execution by firing squad of an individual responsible for an attack on a military base in 2009.
A platform has opened for 1,200 individuals facing 'cutbacks', with concerns raised about unfulfilled promises and reduced compensation.
Stelios Hadjiioannou reportedly married with a small gathering of 50 guests at Karl Lagerfeld's former villa.
An official public apology has been issued to APOEL regarding 'unacceptable behavior'.
Brian May has announced that Queen will cease touring permanently.
A court has ruled against the deportation of a Syrian smuggler, creating legal hurdles.
AKEL has condemned attacks on distributors as 'brutal behavior' and called for police intervention.
The Cypriot President will propose a joint meeting with the Turkish Cypriot leader.
France faces a critical test for President Macron's government as students return to protests.
An agronomist has urged a community head in Trimiklini to make all relevant documents public.
Penalties for methamphetamine offenses have been increased, with sentences now up to 5.5 years.
Property purchase permits have been issued to 297 foreigners in the occupied territories.
An exhibition featuring heirlooms from the History Museum of Armenia is being held in Nicosia.
The Municipality of Yeroskipou has received two nationwide 'green' awards.
There is a debate regarding the evaluation and funding methods for cultural events.
An individual received a 10-month prison sentence for stealing a bicycle, helmet, and shoes.
A 15-year-old in Istanbul stabbed five classmates, with three reported to be in critical condition.
Regarding the UN reform, the President stated there is no disagreement with the Attorney General and that the government took a bold step.
The Supreme Court has overturned an administrative fine of €1,500 that was issued by the Radiotelevision Authority.
A large protest took place in the USA concerning allegations of a gang rape of a student.
Most of Cyprus is experiencing rain and thunderstorms, with developments being monitored.