News archive of April 2023

In a bid to prevent illegal tree-cutting, QR codes will be placed on the roots and logs of trees that have been cut down for natural reasons, as the codes will provide information about when, by whom and why the tree was chopped.

Noting that previously the cut-down trees were stamped, General Director of Forestry (OGM) Bekir Karacabey stated they will now be digitally protected.

Revenue from Cyprus' ship management industry continued its upward trend in the second half (H2) of 2022, reaching 648 million euros, up 25.6% year-on-year.

Throughout 2022, revenue from ship management amounted to €1.22 billion.

Lenders may have been inundated with applications from young people regarding the My Home housing program, but that does not necessarily translate into numerous loan disbursements.

The electoral system of simple proportional representation was an unnecessary and dangerous trap that was dictated by the Left's ideological fixations.

Under the new electoral law, coalitions need to be considered, as the high percentage needed to form a single-party government has become increasingly harder to attain, all across Europe.

Over the last 15 days, the inspectors of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) have been carrying out sweeping checks at the country's ports, checking all trucks transporting goods - from gravel, sand and concrete to hotel equipment.

Their objective in the first phase is to check whether the tax legislation is adhered to.

The third game of this series is scheduled for Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in Stark Arena.

A Bulgarian was attacked in Sudan, announced the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the Bulgarian is in good health and has been evacuated to Cyprus.

Our compatriot is expected to return to Bulgaria tomorrow.

Day 430 of the invasion of Ukraine. Summary of key events in the last 24 hours:

The two men arrested on Friday on suspicion of murdering journalist George Karaivaz two years ago outside his house have been given until Wednesday to testify before an investigating magistrate.

The suspects, who are brothers aged 40 and 48, were transported under strict security to the Evelpidon courts complex shortly before noon on Saturday.

President of the Republic of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui, who is attending today the opening of the section of the Moravian Corridor from Pojate to Makreane, arrived at the first point of that section, at the ievac toll station.
"It looks wonderful," Vucic said during the tour.