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Arbitrage Genius review: The most reliable trading platform for beginners
As per Arbitrage-genius’s master supervisory crew, trading is not a fast way to wealth. It requires a drawn-out viewpoint, determination, and persistence. Based on unsurprising...
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Germany bans neo-Nazi group, raids members’ homes
German authorities raided dozens of locations nationwide on Wednesday after interior minister Nancy Faeser banned a right-wing extremist group accused of spreading Nazi ideology. The...
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Investigation into causes of Limassol fire underway
The fire between the communities of Doros and Limnati in Limassol is under complete control and its causes are under investigation on Wednesday after aerial forces made final water drops in...
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Sustainable tourism is top goal, says minister
Deputy Minister of Tourism Kostas Koumis is in Riyadh on Wednesday to participate in World Tourism Day events. World Tourism Day has been designated as September 27 by the World Tourism...
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Paphos traffic police continue intensive scooter checks
Paphos police issued nine fines on Tuesday as part of a targeted campaign to curb improper use of scooters. The fines were issued for not wearing helmets and driving in areas where...
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Seventy hemp plants reported stolen
Seventy hemp plants were reported as stolen on Wednesday by the owner of an industrial hemp production and trading company in the Nicosia district. The complainant reported that the theft...
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Cyprus companies look to business coaching to stay ahead
In today’s competitive business landscape, companies in Cyprus are increasingly recognising the benefits of business coaching and training to drive growth and achieve success, with...
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Over ten kilos cannabis seized in Limassol
Police in Limassol on Tuesday found and confiscated over 10kg of cannabis in the course of their investigation into a case of possession of drugs with intent to supply. Two men, aged...
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UK workers take most sick leave in over 10 years, employers say
British workers took the most sick leave in more than a decade during the past year, a survey of employers showed on Tuesday, adding to signs of a lasting increase in ill health since the...
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Corpses, body parts of 12 people strewn across Mexico’s Monterrey in spate of violence
The mutilated corpses and dismembered body parts of 12 people were dumped in seven locations across the metropolitan area of the Mexican city of Monterrey on Tuesday in a spate of violence...
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Cyprus Business Now
The Bank of Cyprus on Tuesday said that a recent meeting with the government allowed for the bank’s initiative aimed at providing assistance to homeowners with loans secured by their...
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More than 100 dead, 150 injured in Iraq wedding inferno
More than 100 people were killed and 150 injured in a fire at a wedding party in Hamdaniya district in Iraq’s Nineveh province that left civil defence searching the charred skeleton of...
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Cisco’s $28 billion Splunk deal may ignite software deal frenzy
Cisco Systems’ (CSCO.O) $28 billion deal for Splunk (SPLK.O) is likely to prompt other technology giants to splash out on similar acquisitions of software vendors with predictable...
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Today’s weather: Temps remain high, afternoon rains
Wednesday will start off mostly clear after the dissolution of the local low clouds. After midday increased clouds and isolated rain or a brief thunderstorm is expected mainly in...
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Forget the Akamas you hoped to see
Roads, kiosks and houses all spell disaster By Efi Xanthou The Akamas peninsula is the last pristine area left in the non-occupied area of Cyprus. And change is imminent. Road works are...
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Our View: Police terror suspect information should not be shared
At the end of 2019 the state set up a Team for the Evaluation of Suspect Foreigners on issues of Terrorism, police spokesman Christos Andreou said. He was responding to questions by...
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Former ‘MP’ in the north arrested for forged medical prescriptions
Authorities in the north were on Tuesday clamping down on a prescription medicine scandal, after 26 bin bags with tablets were found in an abandoned building. Reports from the north said...
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National Council briefed over Cyprob developments in New York
‘Resuming negotiations does not just depend on Greek Cypriots’ President Nikos Christodoulides on Tuesday briefed the National Council over his contacts in New York and his...
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Contentious e-basket bill discussed in parliament
Discussions over the contentious e-basket bill began at the House commerce committee on Tuesday, with MPs slamming the government for “turning a blind eye” to the rising problems society...
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Death toll from fuel depot fire in Karabakh leaps to 125 -media
The death toll from an explosion and fire at a fuel depot in Nagorno-Karabakh on Monday has jumped to 125, Interfax Azerbaijan reported on Tuesday, citing the Armenian health ministry. The...
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A third of US Democratic senators call for Menendez’s resignation
One-third of all U.S. Democratic senators, including Senator Cory Booker, on Tuesday called on Senator Bob Menendez to resign after federal prosecutors charged him and his wife with taking...
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Illegal supermarkets reported but nothing done, MPs hear
A number of retailers are operating illegally as supermarkets, while authorities are failing to clamp down on the phenomenon, the supermarket association charged during Tuesday’s House...
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Majority of refugee homes not connected to sewage due to cost
Almost 80 per cent of households in the villages of Dherynia, Achna, Sotira, Avgorou, Acheritou, Frenaros, Liopetri, Xylofagou, Ormidia, and Xylotymbou are not connected with the sewage...
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Italy to allow migrant expulsions on public order grounds – draft
Foreigners who live legally in Italy could in future be kicked out of the country if they pose a threat to public order or national security, according to a draft government decree seen by...
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Fire in Limassol’s Alassa area
Efforts to put a fire raging in Limassol under control were still ongoing on Tuesday night, as forces from across the country had gathered around the Alassa and Limnatis region to battle the...