UK-based Cypriot Marios Demetriou, 50, was jailed for six years earlier this week for deceiving people into giving him £1.4m under the pretence that he would sue an NHS trust and police after the brutal murder of his mother. Rather, Demetriou used the money to fund a lavish lifestyle for… Read More »UK Cypriot jailed for defrauding £1.4m after mother was murdered
Illegal parking at the airport: Only 4 parking services are legal Only the four private car parks, out of more than 18, which operate in total for the service of Larnaca Airport travelers, appear to be licensed. This is the result of investigating the complaints of Themis Thomas and Associates, which… Read More »Illegal parking at Larnaca airport
NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — A two-month search for the victims of a confessed serial killer in Cyprus came to a close Wednesday when divers discovered the decomposing body of his youngest victim in a lake. The discovery of the remains of the girl, believed to be 6-year-old Sierra Grace, brings… Read More »Remains of Cyprus serial killer’s 7th victim found in lake
Stanley Brodie QC has written an article where he details that the UK, has legally left the EU as of the 29th of March 2019 and he explains that not only is that clear in law, but also that the way the law was presented to Parliament was illegally modified.… Read More »Stanley Brodie QC says the UK left the EU on the 29th March 2019
Most Europeans believe that the European Union will collapse within 20 years, raising the prospect of new conflicts and wars on the continent. This is the conclusion of the Berlin-based think-tank, the European Council on Foreign Relations, having carried out polls in 14 EU member states. Younger voters, aged… Read More »The EU an empire in decay
The Cyprus Hotel Association is pressing MPs to pass a bill regulating Airbnb type rentals that has been on the table for nearly a year to combat what hoteliers consider as unfair competition. CYPRUS PROPERTY NEWS REPROTS: HOTELIERS are pressing for legislation to be introduced that would regulate tourist accommodation… Read More »Hotels in Cyprus pushing for Airbnb legislation
Junior justice minister Mark Harbers has indicated he expects to resign, following the publication of police figures which ‘hid’ the number of asylum seekers suspected of serious crimes. Harbers said in a written statement to MPs that the mistake was his responsibility and that he wishes to debate the issue… Read More »Dutch asylum minister resigns over ‘hidden’ assylum crime figures
The Cyprus Mail: The government is taking measures to raise awareness about animal welfare and to improve living conditions of animals, Agriculture Minister Costas Kadis has said. The minister announced the release of three more video clips on animal welfare that aim to raise awareness about micro-chipping dogs, adopting shelter… Read More »Animal cruelty in Cyprus must end
Latest News Report (translated from original in Greek) The amendment of the Harmonised Legislation to Prevent and Combat Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Children as well as Child Pornography is proceeding with the request of the European Commission (the European Commission). As noted in Brussels, some important provisions of the Harmonised Legislation… Read More »Sex between minors is decriminalised
It has been reported that many of the migrants working in the entertainment industry in Cyprus are underpaid and some not paid at all. Seasonal entertainers in Paphos hotels are complaining that the agencies that hire them are not paying their wages and in some cases threaten violence when they… Read More »Entertainers in Cyprus not being paid
