After receiving the results of the scientific tests from the evidence received from the body of the 28-year-old Ukrainian Lesya Bykova, the medical examiner, Hara Spiliopoulou, who performed an autopsy today on the body of Bykova, who was found dead on a beach in Paphos, will announce her conclusion. , near Petra tou Romiou, last … Read more
A new shipwreck took place today in Libyan territorial waters. As reported by the Italian media, a boat carrying migrants and refugees capsized and seventeen people have been rescued so far, while at least thirty are missing. According to the Italian Coast Guard, the vessel capsized while the occupants were being transferred to a commercial … Read more
The President of the Republic, Mr. Nikos Christodoulidis, arrived tonight in Athens, where tomorrow he will begin his contacts with the highest political leadership of the country, as part of his official visit, which is his first visit abroad after assuming his duties. Upon his arrival at Eleftherios Venizelos Airport, the President of the Republic … Read more
The Plenum of Appeals of Larissa will meet at 13:30, in order to decide on the upgrade of the main investigation into the deadly collision of the trains in Tempi and the assignment of the investigation to an Appellate Special Investigator. The Appellate Body, which is made up of approximately 20 judicial officials, after approving … Read more
Free transportation for the student and student community between Athens and Thessaloniki, from today Friday March 10th until Friday March 31st, is provided by SKY Express in collaboration with TEXAN Environmental Management. With this initiative, they are proceeding with a humanitarian move, a few days after the tragic train accident in Tempi, so that the … Read more
The first contacts for the elimination of the gap in salaries and pensions were made by the Commissioner for Gender Equality, Tzozi Christodoulou, who assumed duties at the Office a few days ago. In her statements to the Cyprus News Agency, on the occasion of International Women’s Day, Mrs. Christodoulou underlined that “the bet is … Read more
The British government is today unveiling its anti-irregular immigration bill, which essentially bans those arriving across the Channel from seeking asylum in Britain, which is at the limit of international law. Three days before his first visit to France, the British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak he appears determined to stop irregular migrants from crossing the … Read more
More than 1,400 items of clothing, footwear and other items, which appear to be imitations, were confiscated on Sunday from a flea market in Limassol. As stated in a Police announcement, the confiscated items were found during checks by members of the Office for Combating Crimes of Intellectual Property Theft and Illegal Betting of the … Read more
The President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulidis, had a telephone conversation with the Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, during which he expressed his sincere and deep condolences to himself, the government and the Cypriot people, for the tragic train accident in Greece that resulted the death of dozens of people. A related … Read more
The government representative of the Greek Government, Giannis Oikonomou, referred to the deadly tragedy of Tempe with the train collision during the briefing of the parliamentary editors, announcing the creation of an “independent supra-party committee of experts”. According to him, this committee “will fully examine the causes of the accident and the chronic delays in … Read more