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More and more minors are using artificial intelligence, and it’s becoming a big problem. This comes after the Limassol Juvenile Court gave suspended sentences to two high school students for making and sharing pornographic material. The two students admitted they used AI apps to create inappropriate images, putting the faces of classmates and a teacher […]
The United Kingdom has made an important choice.
The road from Lefkara to Vavatsinia and the way to Lythrodontas is risky due to landslides from heavy rain. The Vavatsinia Community Council reports that big stones and rocks have fallen onto the road, making it dangerous for drivers. The landslide is about 200 meters past the junction with the road to Lythrodontas, right after […]
Recently, strong winds hit the beaches of Ayia Napa, sweeping away over 400–500 sea beds and umbrellas into the sea. This created risks for public safety and marine life. Right away, Christakis Papantoniou, a lifeguard from the Famagusta District Administration, started cleaning the seabed. On March 19, 2026, early in the morning, he used a […]
Farmers will protest at the Presidential Palace tomorrow, causing major traffic issues in the capital.
A stunning and rare sight happened at Larnaca Airport just before a passenger plane took off, grabbing the attention of everyone around. Michalis Sarris, a social media user, posted a video on the ‘Weather Enthusiasts Cyprus’ page. It showed a moment where nature created its own dramatic scene. Just as the plane was taking off, […]
Happiness among Cypriots seems to be on the decline, according to new international research.
Concern is growing in the free district of Famagusta over a case that keeps returning in violent fashion. In the early hours of Thursday, an unknown gunman opened fire on two homes in Ayia Napa while people were inside, though fortunately no one was injured. Police said the shots were fired at around 2 a.m. […]
Families of people with disabilities painted a stark picture in parliament today: day centres built through years of effort and sacrifice are now at risk of closing, while elderly parents still have to go out and raise money to keep them running. Christos Avγουstinos, head of the Pancyprian Organisation of Associations of Parents of Children […]
With an eye already on a difficult summer, Cyprus’ Ministry of Defence moved today to reinforce the 2026 wildfire season. An agreement was signed for the lease of four firefighting helicopters that will boost the republic’s operational capacity. The deal was signed with the Slovak company HELI COMPANY and covers Black Hawk helicopters. The agreement […]
