AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSocial Media Safety: Cyprus proposes a minimum age of 15 for social media access, with age checks handled by platforms and a digital verification system planned via the EU’s age-verification blueprint. Arts & Culture: Nicosia Gallery opens “In Toto” (Sept 17) with Serbian artist Milenko Stevanović’s early Cyprus works, exploring portraiture as a two-way act of looking. Theatre & Literature: Nicosia International Festival brings a staged reading of Dionysios Solomos’ “The Woman of Zakynthos” at Erma Bookshop & Literary Café on Sept 17-18. Fashion with a Purpose: BAF’s Fashion Fighting Stigma pop-up (Sept 9-10) used garments, photos and sketches to tackle mental-health stigma through lived experience. Community & Tradition: Alphamega’s second “Authentically Cypriot Festival” lands Sept 27 in Engomi with food, music, dance and hands-on cooking. Health Watch: Cyprus medical association says it’s ready to audit doctors at unlicensed plasmapheresis centres as police investigate clinics in Larnaca. Food Safety Concern: Authorities in the north report a six-tonne meat smuggling haul with alleged fake inspection stamps, with investigations continuing. Music Scene: Tom Morello’s “Power to the People” adds big names including Nathaniel Rateliff, Stephen Stills, Mike McCready, Geezer Butler, State Radio and Scott Ian for Oct 3 in Maryland.
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