Five-year-old Alan Barnard Ganao went missing on the evening of July 11 from a campsite in Ventimiglia, near the Italy-France border. A large-scale search operation involving police, carabinieri, firefighters, and volunteers, along with drones and dogs, is underway. The search continues with no results, and Alan is believed to have characteristics that may hinder his ability to respond. His family is in anguish as authorities work to find him.
There was a serious incident of attempted murder in Pissouri. Authorities are investigating the causes and circumstances surrounding the event. The situation is still under control, and more information is expected soon. The police urge citizens to remain calm.
The cancellation of the detention order for documents found at the home of the chief prison officer is the latest development in this case. Law enforcement was already prepared for the possibility of this decision. A new request to retain the documents is expected from the Court that issued the original search warrant. There is uncertainty about who will claim the documents after the cancellation of the detention order.
A protest was held at the Legal Service for Thanasis Nikolaou, marking 20 years since his enlistment in the National Guard. His family and many citizens demanded justice and accountability for his murder. The participants emphasized the need for transparency and justice, condemning the authorities' cover-up of the case. The event featured slogans such as 'Punishment for the guilty' and 'Cleansing, justice served.'
In Paphos, a 15-year-old teenager was found dead near the cemetery in the village of Choletria. The police are investigating the circumstances of his death, with initial reports considering the possibility of a traffic accident or foul play. A motorcycle and a vehicle were found at the scene, and authorities are collecting statements from the surrounding area to clarify the events. A forensic team has also been called in to assist with the investigations.
Donald Trump has announced a 30% tariff on all imports from the European Union and Mexico effective August 1, following failed negotiations. This move significantly escalates the ongoing international trade war and is expected to seriously impact European exports to the US. German multinational companies, in particular, may face significant challenges to their sustainability. The EU is considering countermeasures, including a referral to the World Trade Organization.
OPAP has published statistics on the most and least frequently drawn numbers in the joker game over the past 25 years. Despite the random nature of the drawings, many players seek strategies based on these numbers. This information is purely statistical and does not guarantee success. However, some players use it as a 'lucky charm'.
In Agrinio, a 29-year-old father accidentally ran over and killed his two-year-old daughter while driving his vehicle toward the family shed. The tragic incident occurred on Friday night and has shocked the local community. The child's mother is pregnant with their second child, adding to the family's sorrow. The child's body will be transferred to Ioannina for an autopsy.
A protest is being organized today outside the Law Office in Nicosia, marking 20 years since Thanasis Nikolaou was enlisted in the National Guard. His mother, Andriana Nikolaou, is urging citizens to participate and voice their concerns over the injustices faced by the family. She highlights that the Law Office's decision not to pursue criminal charges reinforces corruption. The mobilization aims to unite voices for the reform of the Justice system.
The pension law approved by the Parliament is seen by the government as practically unfeasible and full of ambiguities. Meetings are expected between the Legal Service and the Ministry of Finance to examine the constitutionality of the law. The new regulations will only apply to future officials and not to current ones. The provisions regarding pension and salary payments remain problematic.
Turkish Cypriots are urging the Republic of Cyprus to file a complaint against Turkey at The Hague, accusing it of altering the demographic character of the region. In a letter from the Movement of Cypriots for Peace and Solidarity, they state that this situation is an obstacle to resolving the Cyprus issue. Additionally, the Turkish Cypriots are calling on President Christodoulides to request a census in the northern part of Cyprus from the UN. The letter carries political significance as it counters claims made by the Turkish Cypriot leadership.
The Permanent Criminal Court of Nicosia sentenced five individuals to prison terms ranging from 7 to 9 years for the murder of 60-year-old Dorotheos Dimitriadis. The sentences take into account the seriousness of the crime and the personal circumstances of the defendants. Ioannis Kokkinos, who admitted his involvement, received the lightest sentence. The sentences aim to deter similar crimes without being excessively harsh on the convicted individuals.
The situation for the two main defendants, George Christodoulou-Zavrantonas and a 37-year-old woman, is serious due to charges involving illegal activities and money laundering. There are a total of 13 charges, with 551,197 euros associated with the illegal actions. Additionally, a 26-year-old prison officer faces charges of corruption. The case will be examined by the Criminal Court, with the next hearing scheduled for October 2025.
The article discusses meetings between educational organizations and the President of the Republic regarding the permanent positions in Public Education. The new government proposal includes two phases of permanent positions in 2026 and one in 2027. Antonis Tinis analyzes that the proposed positions are significantly increased compared to the previous proposal. The need for additional contracts in educational levels is emphasized.
The report from the Investigative Committee on the faulty Takata airbags reveals criminal and disciplinary responsibilities involving a former minister and two former road transport department directors. The case will now be handed over to the Attorney General, who will decide on further investigations. Significant crimes such as abuse of power and manslaughter are linked to the issue. The Committee identifies omissions starting from 2013, with multiple warnings about serious incidents.
A mother caring for her disabled children faces severe financial difficulties and a lack of support from the state. She lost her children prematurely and had to leave her job to take care of them. This situation affects many single-parent families, particularly mothers who lack access to social insurance and pensions. Organizations are calling for state intervention to support these 'informal caregivers'.
The Athonite monks were planning to establish a new monastery in Drouseia, but events surrounding Tychikos disrupted their plans. Archbishop George now controls Paphos, impacting the Athonites' chance of returning. The situation is complicated as support for Tychikos involves other factions within the Holy Synod. The final decision will be made by the Holy Synod, which currently does not seem to favor the Athonite monks.