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One person was transferred injured on Tuesday night to Paphos General Hospital.According to the Police, information was received at 22:15 on Tuesday regarding the transfer of an injured person to the Hospital. The injury may have been caused by a sharp object.The individual was a 36-year-old. Due to

Paphos Criminal Court sentenced a 30-year-old man to 12 years in prison today after finding him guilty of conspiracy to commit a felony, illegal possession and importation of narcotics for the purpose of supply, as well as money laundering from illegal activities.Specifically, the 30-year-old was ar

A hunting trip ended in tragedy for two brothers and a close relative today, as the vehicle they were travelling in plummeted off a 50-meter cliff near Pomos, their hometown, claiming the life of one of the brothers, 28-year-old Lampros Andreou. His twin brother and a cousin who were inside the vehi

An ongoing rescue operation led by the Fire Department and Police is underway to assist and transport victims to the hospital following a recent traffic accident near the Pomos area.According to initial reports from eyewitnesses, a car veered off the road and fell into a ravine under unknown circums

It appears that the removal of citizenship from the investment program did not affect the real estate market, with property sales contracts expected to exceed 15,000, according to the Cyprus Real Estate Market Report for the 2nd Semester 2023 prepared by Danos & Associates.The report acknowledge

The luxurious Cap St Georges hotel in Peyia was allegedly financed by dirty money resulting from the Magnitsky tax fraud case in Russia,

A lawyer's Christmas wish to reduce delays in government offices in Paphos where it's taking 10 to 12 months from start to completion of sale

A glitzy development built on an environmentally sensitive Cypriot coast was partly financed by companies owned by figures connected to the notorious Russian tax fraud.

Todays trial for the serious racist incidents in Chloraka last August involving eight individuals has been postponed. For another group of defendants, the proceedings have been rescheduled for March 6, 2024, to allow them time to respond to the charges.The eight individuals were arrested on Novembe