Buying Hope at a High Price: Dubious Therapies, Anti-Ageing and Aesthetic Medicine
Politis investigates: The market for “alternative therapies” in Cyprus, the cost, promises of healing, expensive “scans” and controversial practices
Taiganidis Halts Swim After 32 Hours, 90km, as Weather Worsens
Port Police ordered the Paralympic gold medallist and his support boats out of the water for safety reasons, his team says, with no connection to his physical condition.
UNFICYP Warns Hunters: No Tolerance for Dangerous Conduct
The UN peacekeeping force said any aggressive or dangerous behaviour by hunters toward its personnel or civilians will be reported for immediate criminal investigation, amid ongoing debate over hunters and environmental activists in the buffer zone.
Limassol Plans Full Makeover for 25 Parks
Planners say every existing tree will be preserved, with new plantings added, as part of a redesign that draws on input from residents and Municipal Council members.
Eight Communities Issue Ultimatum Over Mitsero Asphalt Plant
Residents say they are ready to escalate protests if the plant's installation proceeds, citing unresolved environmental problems already affecting the area.