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French fishers block oil depot in protest over fuel costs Policemen walk near a fire as French fishermen clash with riot police during a blockade of the oil depot in Frontignan, southern France, 16 September 2026. Mediterranean fishers in France have launched an indefinite strike in the south of France to protest the surging cost of marine diesel and the restrictions imposed by the European […]
French fishers block oil depot in protest over fuel costs Policemen walk near a fire as French fishermen clash with riot police during a blockade of the oil depot in Frontignan, southern France, 16 September 2026. Mediterranean fishers in France have launched an indefinite strike in the south of France to protest the surging cost of marine diesel and the restrictions imposed by the European […]
Defence accuses Habakkuk Monastery witness of lying, presents forged document Defence lawyers for two monks on trial over the Habakkuk Monastery case spent Wednesday trying to poke holes in the testimony of prosecution witness Father V., presenting photos and video from monastery life to challenge his account of oppression and unequal treatment. The first defendants lawyer accused the witness of lying, continuing a cross-examination begun […]
French fishers block oil depot in protest over fuel costs Policemen walk near a fire as French fishermen clash with riot police during a blockade of the oil depot in Frontignan, southern France, 16 September 2026. Mediterranean fishers in France have launched an indefinite strike in the south of France to protest the surging cost of marine diesel and the restrictions imposed by the European […]
Saudis pound Yemen, Houthis fire at Saudi, as Middle East war spreads Saudi warplanes pounded Yemen and Houthi fighters launched drones and missiles at Saudi cities, the Iran-backed movement said on Wednesday, after a lightning advance that has extended Tehrans reach in the Middle East war. In a sign of the worsening conflict in a new theatre, the United States tightened its travel warning for Saudi Arabia, […]
War-damaged Gaza building collapses, killing 20 people sheltering inside Gaza rescuers on Wednesday searched through the wreckage of a bombed-out apartment building that collapsed overnight, killing at least 20 Palestinians including children and trapping dozens of others beneath the rubble. Tens of thousands of Palestinians are living in some 2,000 buildings damaged by Israeli airstrikes across Gaza. Rescue workers from Gazas civil defence said […]
Explainer: EU chief wants Canada to become an associate member. What does that mean? European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday she wanted to open the door for Canada to become the European Unions first associate member. Earlier this week, Canadas Prime Minister Mark Carney — who was in Strasbourg to listen to von der Leyens annual State of the Union address — said Canada was […]
EU eases carbon rules to help heavy industry stay competitive European Union countries backed proposals on Wednesday to give heavy industries more free emissions permits over the next few years, in a move aimed at helping struggling companies stay economically competitive, Reuters reported. EU countries approved a European Commission proposal to grant industries an extra 121 million free CO2 permits over 2026-2030, based on their […]
Defence accuses Habakkuk Monastery witness of lying, presents forged document Defence lawyers for two monks on trial over the Habakkuk Monastery case spent Wednesday trying to poke holes in the testimony of prosecution witness Father V., presenting photos and video from monastery life to challenge his account of oppression and unequal treatment. The first defendants lawyer accused the witness of lying, continuing a cross-examination begun […]
French fishers block oil depot in protest over fuel costs Policemen walk near a fire as French fishermen clash with riot police during a blockade of the oil depot in Frontignan, southern France, 16 September 2026. Mediterranean fishers in France have launched an indefinite strike in the south of France to protest the surging cost of marine diesel and the restrictions imposed by the European […]
Five historic Limassol buildings that were given new life and transformed the citys image Contrary to the impression that a citys identity is shaped mainly by new construction and the modern buildings constantly transforming the urban landscape, there is growing recognition of the value of preserving and reintegrating existing building stock into contemporary city life. Around the world, a strong shift can be seen towards the adaptive reuse of […]
Fire near Androlikou, Paphos brought under control after burning 5 donums The wildfire that broke out near Androlikou in the Paphos district on Wednesday afternoon has been brought fully under control, the Forestry Department said. The department said the fire started at 3:30pm near the quarries at Androlikou, after being spotted by a nearby observation post. It was fully contained by 4:30pm, after burning around 5 […]
Saudis pound Yemen, Houthis fire at Saudi, as Middle East war spreads Saudi warplanes pounded Yemen and Houthi fighters launched drones and missiles at Saudi cities, the Iran-backed movement said on Wednesday, after a lightning advance that has extended Tehrans reach in the Middle East war. In a sign of the worsening conflict in a new theatre, the United States tightened its travel warning for Saudi Arabia, […]
War-damaged Gaza building collapses, killing 20 people sheltering inside Gaza rescuers on Wednesday searched through the wreckage of a bombed-out apartment building that collapsed overnight, killing at least 20 Palestinians including children and trapping dozens of others beneath the rubble. Tens of thousands of Palestinians are living in some 2,000 buildings damaged by Israeli airstrikes across Gaza. Rescue workers from Gazas civil defence said […]
Explainer: EU chief wants Canada to become an associate member. What does that mean? European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday she wanted to open the door for Canada to become the European Unions first associate member. Earlier this week, Canadas Prime Minister Mark Carney — who was in Strasbourg to listen to von der Leyens annual State of the Union address — said Canada was […]
Cyprus must turn fiscal stability into investment and growth, Central Bank governor says A banking system that is now in the strongest position in its history, yet at the same time facing an environment where risks are shifting faster than ever — thats how the governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus, Christodoulos Patsalides, describes it in an interview with Insider. At the same time, strong capital adequacy, […]
EU eases carbon rules to help heavy industry stay competitive European Union countries backed proposals on Wednesday to give heavy industries more free emissions permits over the next few years, in a move aimed at helping struggling companies stay economically competitive, Reuters reported. EU countries approved a European Commission proposal to grant industries an extra 121 million free CO2 permits over 2026-2030, based on their […]
Defence accuses Habakkuk Monastery witness of lying, presents forged document Defence lawyers for two monks on trial over the Habakkuk Monastery case spent Wednesday trying to poke holes in the testimony of prosecution witness Father V., presenting photos and video from monastery life to challenge his account of oppression and unequal treatment. The first defendants lawyer accused the witness of lying, continuing a cross-examination begun […]
French fishers block oil depot in protest over fuel costs Policemen walk near a fire as French fishermen clash with riot police during a blockade of the oil depot in Frontignan, southern France, 16 September 2026. Mediterranean fishers in France have launched an indefinite strike in the south of France to protest the surging cost of marine diesel and the restrictions imposed by the European […]
Skyline Havens developers unveil construction progress to 350 guests at The Ellinikon Hellenic Estates presented its Skyline Havens residential project at The Ellinikon on Monday, drawing 350 attendees from Greece and abroad to mark the developments progress from design into full construction, the company said. The event, held at The Ellinikon Experience Centre, brought together media representatives, business figures, banking and real estate executives and project partners, […]
Five historic Limassol buildings that were given new life and transformed the citys image Contrary to the impression that a citys identity is shaped mainly by new construction and the modern buildings constantly transforming the urban landscape, there is growing recognition of the value of preserving and reintegrating existing building stock into contemporary city life. Around the world, a strong shift can be seen towards the adaptive reuse of […]
Fire near Androlikou, Paphos brought under control after burning 5 donums The wildfire that broke out near Androlikou in the Paphos district on Wednesday afternoon has been brought fully under control, the Forestry Department said. The department said the fire started at 3:30pm near the quarries at Androlikou, after being spotted by a nearby observation post. It was fully contained by 4:30pm, after burning around 5 […]
Saudis pound Yemen, Houthis fire at Saudi, as Middle East war spreads Saudi warplanes pounded Yemen and Houthi fighters launched drones and missiles at Saudi cities, the Iran-backed movement said on Wednesday, after a lightning advance that has extended Tehrans reach in the Middle East war. In a sign of the worsening conflict in a new theatre, the United States tightened its travel warning for Saudi Arabia, […]
War-damaged Gaza building collapses, killing 20 people sheltering inside Gaza rescuers on Wednesday searched through the wreckage of a bombed-out apartment building that collapsed overnight, killing at least 20 Palestinians including children and trapping dozens of others beneath the rubble. Tens of thousands of Palestinians are living in some 2,000 buildings damaged by Israeli airstrikes across Gaza. Rescue workers from Gazas civil defence said […]
Explainer: EU chief wants Canada to become an associate member. What does that mean? European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday she wanted to open the door for Canada to become the European Unions first associate member. Earlier this week, Canadas Prime Minister Mark Carney — who was in Strasbourg to listen to von der Leyens annual State of the Union address — said Canada was […]
Cyprus must turn fiscal stability into investment and growth, Central Bank governor says A banking system that is now in the strongest position in its history, yet at the same time facing an environment where risks are shifting faster than ever — thats how the governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus, Christodoulos Patsalides, describes it in an interview with Insider. At the same time, strong capital adequacy, […]
EU eases carbon rules to help heavy industry stay competitive European Union countries backed proposals on Wednesday to give heavy industries more free emissions permits over the next few years, in a move aimed at helping struggling companies stay economically competitive, Reuters reported. EU countries approved a European Commission proposal to grant industries an extra 121 million free CO2 permits over 2026-2030, based on their […]
Defence accuses Habakkuk Monastery witness of lying, presents forged document Defence lawyers for two monks on trial over the Habakkuk Monastery case spent Wednesday trying to poke holes in the testimony of prosecution witness Father V., presenting photos and video from monastery life to challenge his account of oppression and unequal treatment. The first defendants lawyer accused the witness of lying, continuing a cross-examination begun […]
French fishers block oil depot in protest over fuel costs Policemen walk near a fire as French fishermen clash with riot police during a blockade of the oil depot in Frontignan, southern France, 16 September 2026. Mediterranean fishers in France have launched an indefinite strike in the south of France to protest the surging cost of marine diesel and the restrictions imposed by the European […]
Skyline Havens developers unveil construction progress to 350 guests at The Ellinikon Hellenic Estates presented its Skyline Havens residential project at The Ellinikon on Monday, drawing 350 attendees from Greece and abroad to mark the developments progress from design into full construction, the company said. The event, held at The Ellinikon Experience Centre, brought together media representatives, business figures, banking and real estate executives and project partners, […]