ANKARA: Five rockets launched from Lebanon landed in open areas near Lake Tiberias (the Sea of Galilee) in northern Israel on Sunday, with no reports of casualties or damage, according to a report by daily Yedioth Ahronoth. The Israeli newspaper stated that rocket alert sirens were activated in the city
Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment Maria Panayiotou assured that the government supports in tangible way efforts to develop rural areas as well as local producers. Panayiotou attended on Saturday the 3rd annual deli meats and palouze (grape must jelly) festival in Pomitissa village, in Limassol district. In her
Juventus beat Genoa 3-0 on Saturday to return to the top of the Serie A standings. Striker Dusan Vlahovic scored twice to lead Thiago Motta’s side to victory, which was sealed by Francisco Conceicao’s final goal for the team. Juventus are now one point ahead of Torino, who are hosting
ISTANBUL: Torrential rains across Nepal have triggered floods and landslides, leaving 148 dead and 59 missing, with rescue efforts ongoing, police said. The disaster has hit multiple regions, including Kathmandu Valley, where 73 people lost their lives. Koshi province reported 17 deaths, and Bagmati province recorded 56 fatalities. Landslides in
ANKARA: Israel has expanded regional conflict through a series of assassinations, beginning with the attack on Iran’s Consulate in the Syrian capital of Damascus in April, and most recently targeting Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah. Tel Aviv has maintained its campaign for nearly a year since launching attacks on the Gaza
?he 63rd Limassol Wine Festival kicked off officially on Saturday evening, at the coastal town’s Municipal Garden, with plenty of wine, music, dancing and in a festive atmosphere. Minister of Energy, Trade and Industry, George Papanastasiou, inaugurated the festival, assuring of the government’s support to the wine sector. Papanastasiou first
