NEW YEAR'S EVE with Teodoro DeCastillo - Colosseum Restaurant 0 31 December

 

NEW YEAR'S EVE with Teodoro DeCastillo

Colosseum Restaurant

31 December - dinner from 8pm, show 9.30pm

Welcome 2027 in style with an unforgettable evening of fantastic music, delicious food and dancing at Colosseum Restaurant!

Best known for his outstanding classical crossover performances, Teodoro DeCastillo will reveal another side of his musical talent this New Year’s Eve!

The entertainment begins at 9:00 PM, followed by Teodoro taking centre stage from 9:30 PM to 11:30 PM with a lively selection of international favourites, festive classics and much-loved hits.

EKO STRIKES DEAL TO BUY STAROIL

EKO STRIKES DEAL TO BUY STAROIL - KNews 27/10

The proposed acquisition would bring two fuel station networks under the same group, subject to approval by Cyprus’ competition watchdog.

The company behind EKO Cyprus has agreed to buy local fuel supplier STAROIL, a deal that could reshape competition in a market where drivers and households are watching fuel prices closely.

Greek energy group HELLENiQ ENERGY announced the agreement Tuesday, saying its subsidiary, HELLENiQ ENERGY Cyprus Holdings Ltd., had signed a deal to acquire STAROIL (CYPRUS) LTD. The purchase must still be approved by the Commission for the Protection of Competition.

ISRAEL ELECTION DEADLOCK - FOUR POSSIBLE PATHS TO A NEW GOVERNMENT

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot face uncertain coalition negotiations after an election that produced no clear governing majority.

ISRAEL ELECTION DEADLOCK - FOUR POSSIBLE PATHS TO A NEW GOVERNMENT  - Cy Mail 29/10 by Reuters News Service



Coalition negotiations could produce a unity government, a minority administration or another trip to the polls.

Israel’s election this week was indecisive and there is no clear winner poised to form a government. Benjamin Netanyahu remains in office as caretaker prime minister, but faces a parliament stacked with an opposition majority vying to oust him.

Here are some scenarios that could follow:

BAD WEATHER HITS PAPHOS - PERGOLA FELL FROM AN APARTMENT BUILDING - IT CRUSHED TWO VEHICLES

 

BAD WEATHER HITS PAPHOS - PERGOLA FELL FROM AN APARTMENT BUILDING - IT CRUSHED TWO VEHICLES - Filenews 29/10

Extensive material damage to two parked cars was caused by the fall of a metal pergola from an apartment building on Griva Digeni Avenue in Paphos, amid strong winds and rain. There were no injuries from the incident.

According to the information, it gave way due to the strong winds, as a result of which it fell on the road and crushed a vehicle, causing damage to a second parked car.

Members of the Police and officials of the Municipality of Paphos are at the scene, who are recording the incident and the damage caused.

Due to the bad weather, special attention is recommended when traveling.

CONSTRUCTION - CAN'T FIND WORKERS

CONSTRUCTION - CAN'T FIND WORKERS - Filenews 29/10 by Angelos Angelodimou


It has been said several times, by competent government bodies and industry professionals, that several factors create obstacles to the smooth development of the real estate market. One of these factors is the capital of human resources.

It is known that it is now difficult for a construction company, or a small contractor, to find Cypriot workers. Therefore, a large part of the positions are filled by foreign personnel. After the flight of a significant number of Syrians, who returned to their country due to the change of regime, the flight of several Turkish Cypriots followed, who are now employed in the occupied territories due to the construction explosion that is taking place there and are therefore able to possibly find better wages.

PUBLIC SECTOR - HALF A DAY OFF AND THE CHANGES THAT ARE BEING PROMOTED

PUBLIC SECTOR - HALF A DAY OFF AND THE CHANGES THAT ARE BEING PROMOTED - Filenews 29/10 by Eleftheria Paizanou


The extension of flexible working hours, as well as the reduced working hours in the public sector for specific categories of employees, in the context of flexible forms of employment in the public service, also brought changes in leaves.

The Ministry of Finance, with amending regulations submitted to the Parliament, seeks to regulate the half-day rest leave for employees who work part-time.

HOW THE EURO ''REPLACED'' THE DOLLAR FROM CYPRIOT BANKS - WHAT THE DATA OF THE CENTRAL BANK SHOW

HOW THE EURO ''REPLACED'' THE DOLLAR FROM CYPRIOT BANKS - WHAT THE DATA OF THE CENTRAL BANK SHOW - Filenews 29/10 by Theano Thiopoulou


The image of the Cypriot banking system today is nothing like the previous decade. The Cyprus of artificial abundance, uncontrolled non-EU funds and Russian tycoons has given way to a banking model that is fully harmonized with European rules.

The latest official data from the Central Bank of Cyprus for September 2026 reveal the magnitude of the great "alienation". The deposits of foreign individuals and businesses have literally been eliminated, forcing banks to rely exclusively on the liquidity of domestic households and businesses.