Deposits in the Cypriot banking system rose significantly in June, totaling 52.3 billion euros, while liquidity in the banking system amounted to €27.2 billion. Loans in the banking system also increased for a second consecutive month in June, reaching €25.1 billion. According to data published by the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC), total deposits in … Read more
David Hunter waves as he leaves court. [Petros Karadjias/AP] A Cyprus court on Friday found a British man who killed his ailing wife in their home guilty of manslaughter, saying that the prosecution didn’t prove beyond reasonable doubt that the 76-year-old man committed premeditated murder. In a unanimous decision, the three-judge bench said that David … Read more
The Cyprus Parliament voted against two non-government bills about borrowers’ rights last Thursday, which disregarded warnings from the government and the Central Bank about potential threats to the stability of the financial sector. This marked the final plenary session addressing pending legislative matters before the summer recess. The initial bill, proposed by AKEL, ELAM, DEPA, … Read more
German Health Minister Karl Lauterbach, in a statement on Twitter, stated that there is a need for more protection of children and pregnant women in the society and stated that it is a must to introduce a smoking ban when there are children and pregnant women while driving. Noting that this practice should have come … Read more
Speaking to journalists about President Erdogan’s meeting with Zelenskiy in Turkey, Peskov said, “Of course, we will follow the results of the meeting very closely. Our constructive partnership relations with Ankara continue. We value these relations and feel reciprocity from the Turkish side. For this reason, we will of course wonder what will be discussed … Read more
UN Secretary-General Guterres answered journalists’ questions at the UN building in New York. Answering the question “Are your condemnations in your statements targeting Israel?*, Guterres replied, “The condemnation covers all the use of extreme violence, and in this case it was Israel who used extreme violence.” he said. Guterres said the Israeli air and ground … Read more
A cup of coffee every morning may not be the only thing that fuels your day. “If you listen to these people, they usually say that they need to have coffee in the morning to get ready,” said Nuno Sousa, a professor at the University of Minho School of Medicine in Portugal. In our research, … Read more
Weight loss efforts that begin in the spring often do not yield results and usually hang on to the summer months. However, although the days get longer and the movement increases, some nutritional mistakes prevent weakening in the summer period. Specialist Dietitian Meltem Tombul listed 3 important reasons and solutions that make it difficult to … Read more
Intestinal flora, also known as microbiota, is the integrity of living organisms in the intestines. These are called good and bad bacteria and are in a balance within themselves. There are 100 trillion (about 1.5 kilos) bacteria in the body, and 70 percent of these bacteria are in the intestines. “Scientific research shows that many … Read more
Töre, who was welcomed by Famagusta Naval Commander, Marine Senior Colonel Meriç Katipoğlu, greeted the military guard during the visit, which was also attended by the Commander of the Security Forces, Major General Zorlu Topaloğlu.Making a statement after the visit, President Töre stated that the Cabotage Festival has an important place in Turkish maritime history.Expressing … Read more