CRIME ROUND UP

 Pafos Live 13 May 2026

A young woman from Romania was arrested last night for stealing a car. During her arrest, she fled and resisted.

According to the police, members of the Paphos OPE located half an hour after midnight, a car which had been declared stolen, on May 12, 2026 in Paphos.

For the case, testimony had emerged against a 27-year-old woman from Romania who lives in Paphos and a relevant arrest warrant was issued. The 27-year-old was seen shortly after midnight, boarding the stolen vehicle.

ERIN LEIGH - Mario's Bar, Tala -15 May

 

ERIN LEIGH

Mario's Bar, Tala

15 May - 9pm

Free entry

DAVE ROBERTS - Table One, Coral Bay - 15 May

 

DAVE ROBERTS

Table One, Coral Bay

15 May - from 7.30pm

Dave is a great entertainer with a brilliant range of songs to suit everyone, including The Eagles, Motown, Country, modern favourites and classic hits you’ll all know and love.

Whether you’re joining us for dinner, drinks, or just a relaxed evening on the terrace, it’s set to be a great night with great music, good company and that Table One atmosphere.

Please book your tables in advance for food or drinks.  Call 26223344
email info@tableonecoralbay.com

GREECE-CYPRUS INTERCONNECTOR STUDY MOVES FORWARD WITH EU BACKING

GREECE-CYPRUS INTERCONNECTOR STUDY MOVES FORWARD WITH EU BACKING - Cy Mail 13/5 by Kyriacos Nicolaou


Independent power transmission operator Admie has received approval to submit a request to the European Investment Bank (EIB) for the funding of a due diligence study on the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnector (GSI) project, according to a report from the Cyprus News Agency (CNA).

The approval allows Admie, as the project promoter, to proceed with clarifying the updated techno-economic parameters of the interconnection, including potential changes in cost and feasibility.

The same sources cited by the agency indicate that the green light was confirmed on Tuesday afternoon during a meeting involving Cyprus Energy Minister Michael Damianos, Greek Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou, and EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen.

FOOT AND MOUTH - PACKAGE OF MILLIONS FOR COMPENSATION AND REACTIVATION OF AFFECTED LIVESTOCK FARMERS

FOOT AND MOUTH - PACKAGE OF MILLIONS FOR COMPENSATION AND REACTIVATION OF AFFECTED LIVESTOCK FARMERS - Filenews 13/5 by Angelos Nikolaou


The Council of Ministers approved a comprehensive and enhanced package of measures, amounting to €35.6 million. to deal with the serious crisis that broke out in February 2026 with the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.

As stated by the Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment, Maria Panagiotou, the government stands by the affected livestock farmers with five specific measures that were formulated in cooperation with the agricultural organizations and representatives of livestock breeders (cattle breeders, pig breeders and sheep and goat breeders) that they themselves indicated and participate in the Special Advisory Committee.

DO DRAGONS VISIT YOUR GARDEN?

DO DRAGONS VISIT YOUR GARDEN? Cy Mail 13/5


By Mary Michaelides

Dragonflies have been around for about 300 million years – long before the dinosaurs. They were among the first flying insects to appear on Earth. They entered my life in 2017 and have changed it dramatically.

I always had a soft spot for dragonflies. I found them magically beautiful, but when I joined the Cyprus Dragonfly Study Group, I discovered they are so much more.

THE IRAN CONFLICT IS GROUNDING FLIGHTS AND PUSHING UP TICKET PRICES -HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

THE IRAN CONFLICT IS GROUNDING FLIGHTS AND PUSHING UP TICKET PRICES -HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - in-cyprus 13/5


Jet fuel prices in Europe have exceeded $200 per barrel, airlines have already stripped 9.3 million seats from their summer schedules, and fares are rising sharply — all as a direct consequence of the conflict with Iran and the disruption it has caused at the Strait of Hormuz. With the peak summer travel season approaching, here is what is happening and what it means for passengers.