CRIME ROUND UP

 Filenews 7/11

The presence and action of the Police last night was intense, throughout Cyprus, with organized patrols in key points of urban areas, with the aim of preventing serious criminal acts, ensuring public order and increasing the sense of security of the public.

As a result of the preventive policing operations, four persons were arrested, for offenses such as theft, illegal stay on the territory of the Republic, driving under the influence of alcohol, as well as for other traffic violations.

"TWO COLD DAYS AND NIGHTS'' ARE COMING, WARNS THE METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE - NOTICEABLE DROP IN TEMPERATURE FROM TONIGHT -

"TWO COLD DAYS AND NIGHTS'' ARE COMING, WARNS THE METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE - NOTICEABLE DROP IN TEMPERATURE FROM TONIGHT - Filenews 7/11


Two freezing days and nights on Sunday and Monday are the main characteristics of the weather, without, however, warnings of severe weather phenomena expected, the Meteorological Officer, Andreas Chrysanthou, told KYPE on Saturday.

Mr. Chrysanthou said that today, Saturday, there was rain in the southern and southeastern areas of Troodos, in the area of Lefkara, which may develop into storms until the evening, when the weather will become clear.

PAPHOS CELEBRATES THE START OF CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS - Historical centre of Paphos then Kennedy Square for tree lighting - 27 November

 

PAPHOS CELEBRATES THE START OF CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS

Historical centre of Paphos then Kennedy Square for tree lighting

27 November - 6.30pm Christmas Parade

                        7.30pm Lighting of the tree and performance by''The Papazo Balcony'

The Municipality of Paphos welcomes Christmas with a big celebration full of music, light, colors, and surprises!

• Friday, November 27, 2026

• Historical Center of Paphos

18:30 | CHRISTMAS PARADE

The celebration starts on Georgios Griva Digeni Street with classic cars, a woodcutter, Christmas figures, music, dance, and many surprises for young and old!

19:30 | LIGHTING CEREMONY AND PERFORMANCE "THE PAPAZÓ BALCONY"

The program starts with the official lighting of the Christmas Tree of the Municipality of Paphos, signaling the beginning of the brightest time of the year!

Then the Kennedy Square will be filled with music and energy with a special performance by Papazó (Vassilis Papazotos), with a SPECIAL GUEST Akylas!

Participating is Artemis Kyriakopoulou (Artemis Kyriakopoulos), while the music is curated by Marios Karampotes.

AND THE CELEBRATION CONTINUES!

After the performance, a big DJ Party follows until late at night, with music, dance, and endless festive mood!

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DANGEROUS CANNABINOIDS FOUND IN E-CIGARETTE LIQUIDS

DANGEROUS CANNABINOIDS FOUND IN E-CIGARETTE LIQUIDS - KNews 7/11

Laboratory tests detected six different cannabinoids in a single e-cigarette liquid seized during a joint inspection by authorities.

The Cyprus National Addictions Authority has warned the public about e-cigarette liquids and herbal products containing potentially dangerous substances, some of which may have unpredictable effects on users.

The warning follows an inspection conducted in cooperation with the Cyprus Police, Pharmaceutical Services and the Health Inspectorate. Authorities seized e-cigarette liquids, herbal material found in cigarettes and other herbal products for laboratory examination.

AS COP31 COMES TO TURKEY, SATELLITES REVEAL A LANDFILL METHANE PROBLEM

A drone view shows the Seymen landfill, one of the world's largest sources of methane emissions from waste, near Istanbul

AS COP31 COMES TO TURKEY, SATELLITES REVEAL A LANDFILL METHANE PROBLEM -  Cy Mail 7/11 by Reuters News Service


In the countryside west of Istanbul, trucks line up to empty mixed household waste from the city of 16 million people onto a vast landscape of decomposing rubbish, where landfill gas is captured to generate electricity at a nearby plant.

But far above the seagulls circling the waste, satellites detect what the plant has failed to capture: methane escaping at a rate that ranks it among the world’s largest recorded landfill emitters.

Turkey hosts COP31 in Antalya from November 9 to 20 and has made methane reduction a priority for the climate summit.

PRETTY THINGS - ceramic exhibition by Anastasia Fainberg - Myrianthe Souzou Studio, 65.1 Ellados St, 3041 Limassol - 19-22 November

Cyprus Mail 7 November by Eleni Philippou






PRETTY THINGS - ceramic exhibition by Anastasia Fainberg

Myrianthe Souzou Studio, 65.1 Ellados St, 3041 Limassol

19-22 November - opening night 6-10pm, Fri, Sat, Sun11am-1pm, and 4-9pm

Tel: 99-744412


A solo exhibition of new ceramic works by Anastasia Fainberg, titled Pretty Things, adds to November’s cultural agenda and carries a dual meaning. It presents the works of the artist and also marks the beginning of a new chapter for Myrianthe Sozou Studio in the old town of Limassol, where the exhibition is hosted after years of inactivity due to renovations.

Presented by Pauline Dobrogaeva, an independent art advisory and curatorial practice, the Pretty Things exhibition will run from November 19 to 22 and considers everyday objects as artefacts of the present viewed from an imagined future. Shoes, mirrors, handbags, perfume bottles and other familiar objects are recreated in clay, their recognisable forms gradually transformed by mineral-like surfaces and organic growths.

Everyday artefacts in clay

Each object is sculpted by hand, with mineral-like textures achieved through combinations of ceramic glazes. Stone-like formations and irregular growths are added to the already sculpted forms, creating the impression of objects undergoing a slow, almost geological transformation.

Many of these objects carry associations with femininity and the expectations surrounding appearance and self-presentation. Yet they also reflect a broader material culture in which everyday possessions accumulate meanings far beyond their practical functions. Through the transformation of their surfaces, Fainberg questions how objects might be perceived once the desires and social conventions that shaped them have faded.

Rather than disappearing, these familiar things enter another state – neither fully recognisable as functional objects nor entirely detached from their former identities. They become artefacts of an imagined future, suspended between the traces of human culture and the processes of the natural world.
A new chapter for Myrianthe Sozou Studio

The exhibition also relaunches the studio of artist Myrianthe Sozou in a way, as it makes its return to the art scene. With Pretty Things as its starting point, Sozou plans to transform the space into a gallery under her own name, dedicated to presenting her artistic practice alongside exhibitions and opportunities for emerging artists, including future open calls. Pretty Things will be the first exhibition hosted in the studio as it begins this transition.

OIL - GOLDMAN SACHS AND JPMORGAN SEE OVERSUPPLY -WHAT'S HAPPENING TO DEMAND AND THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ

OIL - GOLDMAN SACHS AND JPMORGAN SEE OVERSUPPLY -WHAT'S HAPPENING TO DEMAND AND THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ  - Filenews 7/11


The global market seems to be moving towards an oversupply of oil again, as high prices limit demand and change the estimates for the balance of supply and consumption. According to analyses by Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, shortage concerns are receding, giving way to concerns about a potential surplus, despite ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

OilPrice.com JPMorgan estimates that the global market returned to a surplus of 1.1 million barrels per day in September, which widened to 1.4 million barrels per day in October.

This level is close to last year's average of 1.3 million. barrels per day, according to a report by the investment bank published this week.