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Last update: an hour agoWildfire Heat Crisis: Southern Europe is in crisis as a 44C heatwave fuels huge wildfires, with more than 20,000 people evacuated in France near Bordeaux and tens of thousands fleeing across Sicily, Spain and France. Cinema & Film Industry: Cyprus-linked exhibitors’ group UNIC says the EU’s approval of the Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery merger didn’t go far enough, while the Commission cleared the deal with competition restrictions. Local Culture & Food: Avdimou’s Koupepi Festival 2026 is set for July 24 with live music, village flavours—and an eight-metre-long stuffed vine-leaf “koupepi” prepared for the night. Arts in Limassol: ETKO’s first Street Art Walk (free, in English) returns July 24, with artists creating murals live and a documentary screening to close. Heritage Concern: Larnaca residents are raising alarms after historic Finikoudes palm trees were heavily pruned, fearing damage to the 106-year-old palms. Tech for Safety: Geosfire is pitching a Cyprus-specific satellite wildfire detection system for 24/7 alerts to help first responders move faster. What to Do This Week: Theatre listings include touring productions in Nicosia and Limassol, plus summer events for audiences across the island.
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