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A traffic collision occurred on the highway near the exit to Agios Tychonas, in the direction towards Paphos, around 9:00 in the morning, involving six vehicles, resulting in traffic congestion.Police members rushed to the scene for examinations, assistance, and traffic regulation. The six vehicles

Electronic data companies have hindered the reform process, at least concerning the transfer of information (data, content of folders, etc.) to the new computer system Evagoras, which will serve the 20 new formats from July 1, 2024.As informed by Phileleftheros, half of the municipalities will not

The police in Paphos are believed to have dismantled a ring that had burgled many churches in the Paphos province, following the arrest of three foreigners yesterday.Based on evidence and testimonies gathered by the police recently, they proceeded to arrest three individuals, aged 20, 21, and 16, wh

By the end of 2024, Cyprus is set to revolutionise its waste management system by introducing the Pay As You Throw (PAYT) scheme, covering 67% of its population, the Department of Environment announced. The scheme, kicking off on July 1, aims to financially incentivise waste reduction and recycling

A total of 7,000 new immigrants had arrived since October 7, including those seeking to enlist in the IDF and the parents of fallen soldiers.

Yaacov Monsonego, director of the Ozar Hatorah school in the French city, lost his daughter Myriam to the terrorist shooting.The post Bereaved father from 2012 Toulouse attack: ‘We’re not safe

The award-winning photographer, a colleague for many years at the Phileleftheros newspaper, presents the exhibition ...en somati (in body) at Isnotgallery in Nicosia.It is a series of black and white photographs that constitute the first part of her book Psycho-Portraits (published by To Rodakio) an

THE IRISH RAMBLERS will celebrate St Patrick’s Day on Thursday 21 March at 8pm at Agrovino Wine Bar Lofou.

Overall, 10 certificates of suitability for trucks were recalled in just one day in the province of Paphos during checks by the Police and the Department of Road Transport.According to a relevant announcement, the inspection took place on Monday as part of the week of information and checks for driv

The Fire Service on Tuesday announced that in 2023, fires have inflicted damages totalling €9.5 million, with a minor increase noted compared to 2022. A significant 90% of these incidents are attributed to human activities, it said.A breakdown of the damages reveals that rural fires have caused €1,0