CHRISTMAS DAY BUFFET
The Local Pub, Chlorakas
25 December
€40 pp - Tickets only - available from the venue
Wednesday, October 7, 2026
CRIME ROUND UP
Pafos Live 7 October 2026
The Police arrested a 23-year-old man yesterday morning, to facilitate investigations into an investigated case of fraud related to a computer and extortion of money with false representations.
The investigation of the case began after a complaint was made to the Police last February by a 64-year-old resident of Limassol. According to the complainant, on February 1, 2026, she received a message on her mobile phone which appeared to come from a private courier company. The complainant opened the link of the message sent to her and in her attempt to pay the price of €3.46, she found that strangers had extracted the amount of €34.600 from her account.
PAPHOS MUNICIPALITY - EVENTS IN OCTOBER - in English
PAPHOS MUNICIPALITY - EVENTS IN OCTOBER - in English
PAPHOS MUNICIPALITY - EVENTS IN OCTOBER - in Greek
PAPHOS MUNICIPALITY - EVENTS IN OCTOBER - in Greek
CLASSIC DRIVERS OF PAPHOS MEET Paphos Sea Front 17 October - 4-7pm
CLASSIC DRIVERS OF PAPHOS MEET
Paphos Sea Front
17 October - 4-7pm
TWENTY FIFTH BODY FOUND NEAR KYRENIA FERRY WRECKAGE - THREE REMAIN MISSING
A twenty-fifth body was recovered from the sea off the coast of Kyrenia on Wednesday as search operations continue following the sinking of a passenger ferry off the town’s coast in August, Turkish Cypriot ‘prime minister’ Unal Ustel said.
The body is the second of the day to be recovered, and the fifth to be recovered since the weekend, with just three of the ferry’s initial 259 passengers now remaining unaccounted for, 38 days after it sank shortly after setting sail from the new port of Kyrenia en route to the Turkish port of Tasucu on August 30.
GERAPETRITIS HIGHLIGHTS CYPRUS, 3+1 IN TALKS WITH RUBIO
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| Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis embraces US Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the end of a joint press conference in Athens |
Cyprus’ role in the security architecture of the Eastern Mediterranean and the further strengthening of the 3+1 format with Greece, Israel and the United States were highlighted by Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis on Wednesday, following his talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Athens.
Speaking alongside Rubio as part of the Greece-US Strategic Dialogue, Gerapetritis placed Cyprus within the broader regional security framework, while reiterating Athens’ position on the need for a settlement based on international law and UN Security Council resolutions.
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