Cypriot officials inaugurated two innovative floating fish feeding systems, marking a significant step forward for the country’s aquaculture industry. Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment, Dr. Maria Panayiotou, and Deputy Minister of Shipping, Marina Hadjimanoli, attended on Saturday the launch of the structures, developed by Levantina Fish, in the
Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou said that the Greek Cypriot side will participate in an informal meeting, on October 15, in New York with “cautious optimism” regarding the prospect of restarting negotiations. He emphasized, however, that they do not harbor “excessive expectations.” The Minister made these remarks on Sunday while honoring
For the second consecutive day, the Amerigo Vespucci was sold out for on-board visits in the port of Darwin, in northern Australia. Thousands of people have been queuing since the morning to admire the Navy training ship, which arrived in the capital of the Northern Territory for the 24th leg
Some 30 police and four protesters were hurt in clashes at a pro-Palestinian march in Rome Saturday, sources said Saturday night. One of the injured protesters was a young woman who sustained head wounds. In the central Piazzale Ostiense, hooded protesters threw stones, bottles, firecrackers and even a street sign
The ruling centre-right Forza Italia (FI) on Saturday presented a bill that would shorten the amount of time needed for migrant children to obtain Italian citizenship to 10 years while the youth wing of its ruling partner the rightwing League targeted FI leader, Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani
President Sergio Matteralla on Saturday evening voiced solidarity with the 30 police injured in clashes with pro-Palestinians demonstrators in Rome earlier in the day. Presidential sources said Mattarella called the Rome Chief of Police to express solidarity with the injured officers and appreciation for the police force. Four protesters were
