Former LOK Commander to Head Prisons ↗
Front page leadA former commander of the Special Operations Unit (LOK) has been appointed to lead the prisons, signaling a change in prison administration.
Cyprus
The news from Cyprus includes a former commander of the LOK taking charge of prisons, a politician discussing his withdrawal from a nomination, and a crime report from Limassol. International news covers a live execution in Texas, and Cyprus's role as a US ally in the region. Other stories touch…
A former commander of the Special Operations Unit (LOK) has been appointed to lead the prisons, signaling a change in prison administration.
Politician Pamporidis stated that he received advice suggesting he withdraw his candidacy for the nomination.
A 47-year-old man surrendered to authorities in Limassol in connection with a murder attempt, and the weapon was recovered.
The execution of an individual who carried out an attack on a military base in Texas in 2009 is being broadcast live.
Cypriot television programming is set to change starting tomorrow, with information provided on what viewers should expect.
Trade unions PEO and SEK have expressed concerns regarding provisions of the pension reform and are seeking specific amendments.
A lawyer for Vissi stated that the dispute with Karvelas originated from her desire to please her new circle of friends.
Kontos stated that Greece is the closest US partner in the region, highlighting the role of Cyprus.
The death toll from the collapse of an apartment building in Istanbul has reached five.
Cyprus Airways is implementing multilingual features on its website to improve user experience.
The Archbishop will travel to the Vatican to meet the Pope and intends to request the relic of Saint Paul.
OpenAI has dismissed three researchers following a breach of sensitive information.
Hurricane Isaia has been upgraded to a Category 2 storm as it moves through the southern United States.
The series 'Magical Cyprus' produced by the Cyprus Tourism Organisation has its first screening in Italy.