CRIME Reports of Greek mafia activity in Cyprus gain traction as new anti-organized crime unit takes shape. File photo AI Cypriot FBI launches first major organized crime operation Elizabeth Georgiou What sources are calling the first operation of the “Cypriot FBI” took place today during a police crackdown on organized crime. Three people were arrested and authorities issued orders freezing assets worth more than €420,000 READ MORE
Raab resigns, Oliver Dowden takes his place as Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab resigned from the government on Friday over bullying allegations Source: Reuters 21/04/2023 | NEWS
President anticipates information on sanctions today Christodoulidis vows to pursue case to its conclusion Source: CNA 21/04/2023 | NEWS
Four people die from Covid, including a 19-year-old The report covered the period from April 7 to 20, and included a 19 year old with underlying health conditions Source: CNA 21/04/2023 | NEWS
Fiscal surplus of €570.2 mn and 86.5% debt to GDP ratio in 2022 Cyprus' 2022 fiscal results revealed Source: CNA 21/04/2023 | NEWS
Eurostat: Drop in driving lesson prices in Cyprus and rise in EU The data was released on the occasion of the Commission's recent proposal for a comprehensive road safety package aimed ... Source: CNA 21/04/2023 | NEWS
Human rights commissioner reappointed Maria Stylianou-Lottides was reappointed today by President Christodoulides as Commissioner for Administration and Protection ... Newsroom / CNA 21/04/2023 | NEWS
Russian and Ukrainian stock in Cypriot fund's Lukoil deal Management continuity as Cypriot fund goes after Lukoil with Russian and Ukrainian blood on board Newsroom 21/04/2023 | NEWS
Hacked data from Cyprus up for grabs on darknet Stolen identities for sale to data brokers on dark web after Cypriot university refuses to pay ransom Newsroom 21/04/2023 | NEWS
Worker’s mystery death in Limassol under new scrutiny Police investigate natural death but family insists boss is responsible after worker fell from height Newsroom 21/04/2023 | NEWS
Cypriot hourly wages still below EU average Hourly wages in Cyprus increase to €15.6 in 2022 but still below average in EU where all states grew Source: CNA 21/04/2023 | NEWS
