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- 1Turkey debates nuclear deterrence amid Iran conflict▼Turkey discusses nuclear deterrence amid Iran war — Cyprus Mail
Turkey is discussing whether it should pursue nuclear deterrence as the war involving Iran continues, according to a report by Cyprus Mail. The debate reflects growing anxiety in the region about security guarantees and the risk of nuclear escalation. Officials and commentators are weighing what a nuclear option would mean for Turkey's NATO membership and regional standing.
- 2Bank of Cyprus opens direct rupee payment channel●🇨🇾 Bank of Cyprus opens direct rupee payments, deepening EU–India financial links Bank of Cyprus now allows businesses a
Bank of Cyprus has begun allowing businesses and individuals to transact directly in Indian rupees, removing the need for intermediary currencies in cross-border payments between Cyprus and India. The move strengthens financial links between the EU and India and supports wider efforts to internationalise the rupee in global trade settlement.
- 3Cyprus Picks 'Hold Onto Me' as First-Ever Oscar Submission●Sundance Favorite ‘Hold Onto Me’ Is Cyprus’s First-Ever Best International Feature Oscar Submission # IndieWire # Awards
Cyprus has submitted 'Hold Onto Me', a Sundance favorite directed by Myrsini Aristidou, as its first-ever entry in the Best International Feature category at the Academy Awards. The selection marks a milestone for the country's film industry, and coverage from IndieWire highlights the film's festival acclaim as it begins its awards-season campaign toward the Oscars.
- 4Charging electric vehicles cheaper than gasoline in the US●In the US, charging electric vehicles is cheaper than gasoline — Cyprus Mail
A new report highlighted by Cyprus Mail says that charging an electric vehicle in the United States costs less than fuelling a comparable car with gasoline. The finding adds to ongoing debate in America over the cost savings of switching to electric cars, as consumers weigh higher purchase prices against cheaper running costs.
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Four people have been arrested in Limassol, Cyprus, in a case that has revealed a breach of security licensing rules. Authorities are investigating how individuals involved in security work were operating without the proper licences. The arrests have raised questions about oversight of the private security sector in the city and whether further violations may be uncovered.