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Palestinian child injured by Israeli fire in West Bank raid

ISTANBUL: A Palestinian child was injured by Israeli fire on Sunday in a military raid in the West Bank city of Nablus, according to medics. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said a 15-year-old boy was shot and injured in his foot by Israeli soldiers and was hospitalized for medical attention.

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Organic production areas at 8% says Agriculture Minister

The cultivated organic areas in Cyprus at the moment are at 8% from 0.22% in 2003, and the percentage exceeded the target set for 2025 at 7.5%, Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment Maria Panayiotou said on Saturday, noting that the sector has made significant steps in the past

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Iraqi militia group claims attacks on ‘vital targets’ in Israel

ISTANBUL: An Iran-backed Iraqi militia group claimed drone and missile attacks on Sunday on ‘vital targets’ in Israel. In a statement, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq said it targeted a ‘vital site’ in Israel with drones, without providing any details. It also claimed attacks with upgraded cruise missiles on targets

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Yellow warning for thunderstorms on Sunday

The Department of Meteorology has issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms, for Sunday. The warning is valid from 1200 until 1700 local time. Isolated heavy thunderstorms are expected to affect mainly the mountainous areas, and the eastern half of the island, it reads. Hail is also likely, while winds may

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Attacks in Lebanon put spotlight on Israel’s cybersecurity activities

ISTANBUL: A recent cyberattack in Lebanon has reignited discussions about Israel’s history of cyber operations, such as the Stuxnet virus and the Pegasus Project. At least 37 people were killed and more than 3,250, including children and women, were injured as ‘pagers’ and ‘ICOM’ wireless communication devices exploded Tuesday and

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Missing persons’ issue our highest priority says Aristotelous

President Nikos Christodoulides has ranked the issue of Cyprus’ missing persons among the highest priorities, he supports in practice the effort to determine their fate and is standing by their families and the families of the heroes and the fallen, Anna Aristotelous, head of the office of the missing, said

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