Limassol: The devastating wildfire that erupted in the Limassol district on 23 July has been estimated to have scorched a total of 120.7 km², a significant portion of the island’s landscape. According to Cyprus News Agency, this constitutes approximately 1.3% of Cyprus’ total land area, which is 9,251 km². The
Limassol: The environmental cost of the loss of nature by the recent fires in the Limassol district could reach the substantial amount of 20 million euros, Professor Theodoros Zachariadis of the Cyprus Institute has pointed out. According to Cyprus News Agency, a press release by the CyI highlights that in
Nicosia: The Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF), in partnership with the Deputy Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy, has unveiled a new flagship funding programme named ‘AI in Government’. This initiative is set to revolutionize the public sector in Cyprus through the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies. According
Limassol: Spokesperson of the Electricity Authority Cyprus, Christina Papadopoulou, told CNA on Monday, that EAC will continue to work tirelessly towards restoring electricity power to all communities affected by the wildfires that hit large areas of the Limassol district last week. According to Cyprus News Agency, Papadopoulou emphasized that EAC
Nicosia: The Department of Forests has issued a warning that the risk of wildfire outbreak and spread will be at a ‘red alert’ level on Tuesday. The announcement was made through a press release issued on Monday. According to Cyprus News Agency, the Department of Forests emphasises that causing a
Limassol: Police investigations into the causes of the deadly fires in the Limassol district continue. According to Cyprus News Agency, the investigation into the circumstances of the death of the two people on July 23, 2025, is also ongoing. It is noted that all information transmitted to the Police regarding
