Iole Damaskinos is a journalist based in Nicosia, Cyprus. She writes for the Cyprus Mail, covering local news and events in the Nicosia area. Her articles often focus on topics such as politics, crime, business, and cultural events happening in Cyprus.
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By: Iole Damaskinos
The Commission for the Protection of Competition (CPC) had no legal impetus to block the purchase of a medical facility by a US investor, the agency said on Wednesday.
A touted “pay as you throw” waste management programme is close to implementation, perhaps as early as next year, according to Environment Department director Elena Stylianopoulou on Thursday.
Police on Friday reported that after a coordinated operation between local immigration services and Frontex, seven persons who had been residing illegally in the Republic, were forcibly repatriated. The deportation, carried out by the Greek authorities under the coordination of the European organisation, marks the sixteenth participation of Cyprus police…
The public will inevitably be inconvenienced over the recall of vehicles with faulty Takata airbags, but this is the price of safety, Transport Minister Alexis Vafeades said on Friday. Speaking to CyBC, the minister said it could not be permissible for thousands of vehicles with dangerous components to be in…
A Turkish official has accused the Republic of Cyprus of misrepresenting the truth and implementing a policy of isolation towards Turkish Cypriots to the UN, it emerged on Friday. In his letter, Mehmet Dana, the self-proclaimed ‘representative of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus [TRNC] to the UN’ attacked statements…
Most Syrians want to see what the future holds for the country before going back
By: Iole Damaskinos
Discussions on the issue of how to handle the recall of faulty Takata airbags is to be resumed in Parliament on Monday, with reports of new proposals underway.
Immediate and drastic measures must be taken to better equip the island's police force, thepolice association (Sak) said on Monday after a spate of incidents involving youngsters erupted over the weekend.
President Nikos Christodoulides met bank heads on Monday for a “useful and constructive exchange” on his proposals for interest rate changes to help vulnerable groups.
High jinks by pupils on school bus routes are getting out of hand in Limassol, it was reported on Monday.Boys are reportedly jumping onto the backs of busses in high-spirited displays or on a dare from peers, Petros Theocharides, head of Limassol public bus company (Emel) told Philenews. The Emel…
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