Monday, September 21, 2026

CYPRUS TO HOST EUROPEAN HYDROGEN PROJECT MEETING IN AYIA NAPA






CYPRUS TO HOST EUROPEAN HYDROGEN PROJECT MEETING IN AYIA NAPA - Cy Mail 21/9 by Kyriacos Nikolaou


The Employers and Industrialists Federation (Oev) will host the opening event of the annual consortium meeting of the European TRIERES hydrogen project in Ayia Napa on September 22, 2026.

The event will take place at the Thalassa Museum at noon on Tuesday, bringing together representatives of the project’s 25 partners from five countries.

THE TRAGIC GEOGRAPHY OF FRONTLINE ALIGNMENT - RESTRAINT, DENIAL AND CYPRIOT SECURITY

By integrating into a Hellenic-Israeli alignment to offset Turkish primacy, Cyprus has converted its sovereign territory into an unshielded forward operating node for rival powers




THE TRAGIC GEOGRAPHY OF FRONTLINE ALIGNMENT  - RESTRAINT, DENIAL AND CYPRIOT SECURITY - Cy Mail 21/9 by Ioannis Tirkides


In an anarchic international system devoid of overarching authority to guarantee collective security, small states situated along the maritime perimeter of a regional power inhabit an inherently perilous universe. Because offensive capabilities remain an inescapable reality of statecraft, world politics functions as an unforgiving self-help arena where survival is the paramount objective and relative military strength is the definitive currency. Minor powers, however, command little structural autonomy.

DRONES IN THE FIGHT AGAINST MONQUITOS IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF NICOSIA - WHERE ARE THE MOST OUTBREAKS LOCATED






DRONES IN THE FIGHT AGAINST MONQUITOS IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF NICOSIA - WHERE ARE THE MOST OUTBREAKS LOCATED - Filenews 21/9



The Municipality of Nicosia is employing drones to deal with mosquito outbreaks, utilizing technology and innovation in the context of actions to ensure public health.

According to the mayor, Charalambos Prountzos, the use of drones will soon be extended to the "Kateva" channel in Pallouriotissa, as well as to other places where mosquito outbreaks are found.

The intervention is part of the efforts to deal with the problem more effectively and limit the breeding grounds.

WANTED IN CONNECTION WITH VARIOUS OFFENCES

 WANTED IN CONNECTION WITH VARIOUS OFFENCES - 21/9


The person pictured is wanted to facilitate investigations into an investigated case involving the offenses of money laundering, forgery/preparation of a forged document, circulation of a forged document, extortion of money by false representations, and conspiracy to commit a felony, which were committed during the period from February to June 2026.

Anyone who knows anything that can help locate or identify him, is kindly requested to contact the TAE Headquarters, at 22-808529 or the nearest Police Station or the Citizen's Line at 1460.




TWELVE DRUGS ON THE WAY TO EUROPEAN APPROVAL - TREATMENTS FOR CANCER, HAEMOPHILIA AND MYASTHENIA MYASTHENIA AMONG OTHERS ON THE EMA LIST







TWELVE DRUGS ON THE WAY TO EUROPEAN APPROVAL - TREATMENTS FOR CANCER, HAEMOPHILIA AND MYASTHENIA MYASTHENIA AMONG OTHERS ON THE EMA LIST  - Filenews 21/9 by Marilena Panayi


Twelve medicines were recommended for approval by the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) of the European Medicines Agency (EMA) at its meeting at the end of last week.

Among them are treatments for different forms of cancer, hemophilia A, generalized myasthenia gravis and short bowel syndrome, as well as a vaccine against rabies.

The list also includes two biosimilars and two generic drugs. A positive opinion is a recommendation for approval, not a marketing authorisation for which the European Commission is responsible.

THE OPPONENTS OF THE WEST ARE GAINING GROUND ON ALL FRONTS





THE OPPONENTS OF THE WEST ARE GAINING GROUND ON ALL FRONTS - Filenews 18/9


By Melik Kaylan

The chaos in the international order is intensifying rapidly as the US moves away from its traditional role: to ensure continuity and cohesion among its allies and to contain its adversaries. Nowhere is this shift more evident than in the Middle East, where the confrontation with Iran has caused turbulence in strategic alliances and sustained pressures on oil prices.

It was one thing to denounce America as the "gendarme of the world" and another to be called upon now to deal with the consequences of the growing economic and strategic chaos. Disruption, as it turns out, is not always a virtue.

CYPRUS DOES NOT NEED A ''WINNER'' IN ENERGY STORAGE BUT A STRATEGY





CYPRUS DOES NOT NEED A ''WINNER'' IN ENERGY STORAGE BUT A STRATEGY - Filenews 21/9


The right energy policy does not choose technology first - It defines the problem first

Written by Eugenia Herodotou, CEO of EnergyIntel


The debate on energy storage in Cyprus is maturing. There is, however, a risk of turning it into a simplistic technology competition.

Batteries are essential: they offer fast response, high efficiency and energy shift throughout the day. However, they do not cover every need of an isolated system such as the Cyprus one.