Cyprus is commemorating the 52nd anniversary of the second phase of the Turkish invasion, with official statements reaffirming that Turkey's actions will not be forgiven. Memorial services are being held for national figures like Tasos Markou and Solomos Solomou, who lost their lives during the conflict. Additionally, a peculiar military order from August 1974 concerning the 70th Engineer Battalion and the mining of the Attila landing site has come to light. The Presidency of the Republic…

Cyprus Mail: Cyprus Commemorates Anniversary of Second Phase of Turkish Invasion

Cyprus is marking the 52nd anniversary of the second phase of the Turkish invasion, with the Foreign Minister stating that Turkey's crimes will not be forgiven or covered up.

Sigmalive: Memorial Service for Tasos Markou: 52 Years of Unfading Memory

A memorial service was held to commemorate Tasos Markou, marking 52 years since his passing, keeping his memory alive.

Sigmalive: 30 Years Since the Brutal Murder of Solomos Solomou by Attila

Commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the killing of Solomos Solomou during the Turkish invasion of Cyprus.

Philenews: The Strange Order That Opened Cyprus's Floodgates: 70th Engineer Battalion…

Fifty-two years after the August 1974 events, a peculiar military order to the 70th Engineer Battalion regarding the mining of the Attila landing site is brought to light.

Sigmalive: Presidency of the Republic: 52 Years is a Long Time, But Not Enough to Break Us

The Presidency of the Republic reflects on 52 years, acknowledging it's a significant period but not one that has led to defeat.

A 62-year-old man, identified as Giorgos, has died a year after being the victim of a homicide attempt in Vrysoulles, where he was hit by a car driven by a colleague. Despite the tragic outcome, authorities have stated that the charges against the 48-year-old suspect will not be altered.

Politis: Homicide attempt in Vrysoulles: 62-year-old Giorgos dies a year later…

A 62-year-old man, Giorgos, who was the victim of a homicide attempt a year ago in Vrysoulles, has passed away. The charges against the 48-year-old suspect will not be altered.

Philenews: Fatal Assault Case: 62-Year-Old Victim Dies After Being Hit by Colleague's Car

A 62-year-old man, who was assaulted with a car by his colleague, has died from his injuries. The prosecution will not amend the charges against the perpetrator.

Sigmalive: Vrysoules: 62-Year-Old Dies After Being Hit by Colleague's Vehicle

A tragic accident in Vrysoules where a 62-year-old man died after being struck by a vehicle driven by his colleague.

Cyprus is marking the 21st anniversary of the Helios Airways Flight 522 crash, an incident that claimed the lives of 121 people, including 22 children. Relatives of the victims are sharing emotional testimonies, highlighting that the wounds from the tragedy remain open and questions persist.

Politis: 'We called them, they rang but didn't answer' - Testimonies of relatives of…

Shocking testimonies from relatives of victims of the 'Helios' incident reveal that calls made to the individuals went unanswered, adding to the tragedy.

Sigmalive: Helios: Dreamed Together, Built Alone, Dedicated to Her Memory

A story about a personal achievement, where an individual built something alone and dedicated it in memory of someone.

Sigmalive: Wounds Still Open from the Helios Tragedy - Testimonies and Questions from…

Relatives share their pain and questions surrounding the Helios tragedy, indicating that the wounds are still fresh.

Cyprus Mail: Helios Tragedy Marks 21st Anniversary

On the 21st anniversary of the Helios Airways Flight 522 crash, Cyprus remembers the 121 people, including 22 children, who died when the plane crashed in Greece.

The Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) project is reportedly picking up pace, with Israeli participation being highlighted as a significant indicator of renewed activity. Turkey's role in the broader regional context remains a key concern.

Politis: GSI picks up pace again: What does Israeli participation in the project…

The General Services Index (GSI) is showing renewed activity, with Israeli participation in a project being a key indicator. Turkey's role in the broader regional context remains a significant concern.

The ongoing pension reform discussions have brought to the forefront the discrepancies between public and private sector pensions. This issue is reportedly causing significant concern among a large segment of the population.

Philenews: Public vs. Private Sector Pensions: What Applies to Each

The proposed pension reform has brought attention to discrepancies between public and private sector pensions, with a large part of the population expressing concerns.

Authorities have announced that they will conduct thorough inspections of food businesses throughout the summer. These sweeping checks could lead to closures for establishments found to be non-compliant with regulations.

Sigmalive: Sweeping Checks on Food Establishments This Summer - When Lockdowns Occur

Authorities will conduct thorough inspections of food businesses during the summer, with potential closures for non-compliance.

Stefanos Stefanou, the General Secretary of AKEL, has reiterated the party's position that a solution to the Cyprus issue can only be achieved within the framework of the agreed-upon basis.

Sigmalive: AKEL General Secretary: No Other Path to Solution Beyond Agreed Basis

The General Secretary of AKEL states that a solution to the Cyprus issue can only be achieved based on the agreed framework.