Charalambos Zakos
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Blackouts halted as Cyprus electricity supply stabilises following evening crisis (opens the original)
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Emergency grid managers suspended islandwide rotating power cuts at 20:22 on Wednesday evening after electricity generation successfully caught up with consumer demand, bringing a temporary end to a nationwide energy alert. The decision to call off the load-shedding protocol came just under two hours after the Cyprus Transmission System Operator (TSO) instituted emergency 30-minute power cuts across all districts at 18:52. Rotating blackouts were activated across pre-designated geographic groups
Rolling blackouts hit Cyprus as demand surges past power capacity (opens the original)
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The Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) implemented islandwide rolling power cuts starting Wednesday evening after soaring summer temperatures pushed electricity demand to historic highs, exceeding the grid’s conventional generation capacity. The Cyprus Transmission System Operator (TSO) confirmed to philenews that short-term power cuts of up to 30 minutes began at 18:52 to prevent total grid collapse. The cuts are being applied sequentially across pre-designated customer groups as authorities
MPs receive €685 a month in travel allowance without receipts (opens the original)
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Multiple pensions and other benefits received by state officials have drawn public and political scrutiny for some time, prompting efforts by the government and political parties to end the system for former office-holders. But another issue has emerged that may prove equally controversial: the travel allowance paid to MPs, particularly how it is calculated, paid and monitored. The allowance continues to be deposited into MPs’ accounts even when parliament is officially closed for the summer rec
Cyprus to launch 42-million-euro share sale to rebuild Co-operative Bank (opens the original)
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The initial steps to establish a new Co-operative Bank will begin on 22 July with the issuance of 42 million shares. Following years of discussions and viability studies after the 2018 collapse of the Cyprus Co-operative Central Bank and its credit societies network, the vision to resurrect the institution is transitioning into concrete corporate procedures. Panicos Hambas, president of the Pancyprian Co-operative Society for Holdings and Promotion of Co-operation, acknowledged that while the ve
Oil surges, stocks fall as Trump says Iran ceasefire no longer exists (opens the original)
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Energy markets were on alert after US President Donald Trump said the ceasefire with Iran no longer exists, sending oil prices sharply higher and rattling global stock markets already anxious over the escalating conflict. Speaking on the sidelines of the NATO Summit in Turkey, Trump said efforts to end the conflict with Iran were not progressing as expected and that the ceasefire was no longer in place. The comments overturned the more optimistic mood that had built up in recent days, when stron
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