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DOO GROUP OPENS NEW OFFICE IN LIMASSOL

Doo Group has opened its new office in Limassol. The company had already received its license to operate in the island nation in 2024, and chose Limassol, its financial capital, as its destination. However, this is technically the company’s second office in Cyprus, given as its current address is not the one listed on CySEC. […]

PROMINENT TURKISH CYPRIOT BUSINESSMAN HAS PASSED AWAY

Asli Nadir, a well-regarded Turkish-Cypriot businessman died in Nicosia at the age of eighty-three. He was being treated in the ICU at Nicosia hospital for some time, but his situation got extra critical – this was when his doctors began to ask for blood donors. Despite initial success, however, Nadir eventually passed away. Nur Nadir, […]

14 DONKEYS KILLED IN TURKISH CYPRUS

Over 14 donkeys were found killed in Turkish Cyprus. The animals were living in Taşkent Nature Park in Karpaz Peninsula and were a major tourist attraction. The perpetrators of the horrific crime as of yet remain unidentified. This act has made the residents very angry, given that donkeys are a national Turkish Cyprus symbol. Preliminary […]

MAJOR DROP IN SYRIAN ASYLUM BIDS SINCE THE FALL OF ASSAD

Several Syrian nations who had sought refugee status in Cyprus due to the decade-long civil war have now voluntary withdrawn the same. This comes within weeks of the fall of their erstwhile leader Bashar Al-Assad. Migration Minister of Cyprus Nikolas Ioannides said that over forty asylum requests are being withdrawn per day since the 9th […]

QATAR ENERGY, IN COLLABORATION WITH XXONMOBIL STARTS NATURAL GAS DRILLING IN CYPRUS

In collaboration with Qatar Energy, ExxonMobil has begun drilling to find natural gas near the Cypriot coast. Nikos Christodoulides, the President of Cyprus himself announced this on X (formerly, Twitter). The main reasons behind this move are the requirement for gas in the absence of that supplied by Russia since it invaded Ukraine back in […]

CYPRUS PROPOSING LAW TO ALLOW WOMEN TO JOIN THE ARMED FORCES

The cabinet of Cyprus has proposed a law that will permit women to serve in the armed forces, right alongside the men. While men are obligated to provide fourteen months of military service, women are exempt from it. The bill is still pending approval from the parliament. In the meantime, Vasilis Palmas, the Minister of […]

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