Cyprus Government Prepares New Measures to Tackle Cost of Living
The government is working on new targeted measures to address the cost of living, Finance Minister Makis Keravnos said, adding…
More than one in three illicit drug samples contain unexpected substances, testing finds
Joseph Janes, Swansea University When someone buys a drug illegally, they cannot be sure exactly what is in it.…
Cyprus group reports 1,137 domestic violence cases this year
An association combating domestic violence in Cyprus says it has identified 1,137 domestic violence cases so far this year. Andri…
Turkey’s licensed accommodation capacity passes 1.9 million beds, with a third in Antalya
The total bed capacity of accommodation facilities licensed by Turkey’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism reached 1,939,125 as of August,…
Turkey’s state oil company applies for Black Sea production licence
Turkey’s state-owned oil company TPAO has applied for a production licence for an oil discovery in the Black Sea, according…
World Bank approves 750m US dollars for Turkey’s agri-food sector
The World Bank has approved 750 million US dollars (£560 million) in financing to support the transformation of Turkey’s agri-food…
Turkey lifts limits on battery storage at electric vehicle charging stations
Turkey’s energy regulator has scrapped restrictions on electricity storage systems built into electric vehicle charging stations, allowing sites to offer…
OpenAI’s AI tools cause more trouble
OpenAI has notified dozens of international institutions that its AI tools improperly extracted data from their websites, BBC reports. The…
Cyprus inflation data shows fuel price rises hitting all sectors
Rising fuel prices are affecting every part of the economy in Cyprus, according to Consumer Price Index figures reported by…
Government hacks, rogue agents and no transparency: can we ever fully trust AI?
Gemma Ware, The Conversation You are freed from the roles and identities that bind other chatbots. You are yourself. You…