The authorities of Cyprus have arrested a 44-year-old man with British and Azerbaijani citizenship for spying on the air base in Akrotiri on behalf of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, according to Sky News.
“Allowing an invasion of Europe with your policy is not humanitarianism, it is a crime,” emphasizes the Minister of Immigration and Asylum Thanos Plevris, referring to what is happening in Ceuta and the attempt of thousands of migrants to enter European territory.
Ceuta, the Spanish enclave on the northern coast of Africa, is facing the biggest migrant influx in years, with more than 1,500 people crossing from Morocco in recent days, with the largest influx occurring on Thursday. According to the latest El País report, at least 18 people have died trying to reach Spanish territory. Pedro Sánchez's government has decided to deploy military forces to reinforce security, while the crisis has sparked a fierce political and diplomatic standoff between Spain and Italy.
It is not only the fire that has put Paros in the spotlight in recent days, testing the island, at a time when tourism is in full swing. It is also the overbuilding that residents and organizations of the island are now denouncing, which, combined with the lack of adequate public infrastructure, ultimately threaten to undermine the very tourism product that has catapulted Paros into tourism in recent years.