The police arrested a 42-year-old man suspected of possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material. The case began after information was received through Europol about a video posted on a social media platform. Following a search of his home, electronic devices were seized for further examination. The investigation is ongoing regarding charges related to child pornography.
Dr. Karayiannis explains that increased infections from viruses like RSV, coronavirus, and flu have led to more hospital admissions. He states that the virus circulating in China is not new, but well-known, with mild symptoms. The most at-risk groups are small children and seniors with weakened immune systems. There is no reason for concern about this virus, as symptoms are generally mild.
President Nikos Christodoulides expressed his condolences for the death of former Prime Minister Costas Simitis, highlighting his contribution to Cyprus's EU accession. Simitis was known for his moderate politics and reforms, having a significant impact on both Greek politics and Cypriot history. The Democratic Party also expressed its sorrow for his passing, recognizing his dedication to Cyprus and European integration efforts. Simitis's legacy will endure in history.
Turkey is preparing responses to the planned drilling at the 'Electra' natural gas field in Cyprus's Exclusive Economic Zone by announcing illegal drilling activities and conducting a major naval exercise in January. The Turkish Permanent Representative to the UN sent a letter as a reaction, warning of measures to protect the rights of the 'TRNC'. Turkey's drilling plans are linked to its expansionist policy and energy strategy in the region. The country is planning its next moves, although specific details have not yet been disclosed.
Archbishop Georgios acknowledges that he cannot guarantee that all monasteries operate without scandals. He emphasizes that scandals are part of the Church due to the human element. He also points out the need for transparency and accountability, as well as the redistribution of some of the Archdiocese's revenues to low-income individuals. The interview discusses issues of ethics and financial management within the Church.
Anita Dimitriou expresses confidence that there will be no split in the Democratic Party. She states that the government should focus on governance and solving citizens' problems. She appreciates the President's statements regarding party unity and emphasizes the importance of supporting the middle class. Finally, she highlights the need for thorough oversight of the government moving forward.