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The front page of Cyprus Mail features a mix of domestic and international news. A significant story details the arrest in Cyprus of a man suspected of spying for Iran. Other domestic concerns include an editorial on development, local government funding protests, and an investigation into a…
A dual British-Azerbaijani national has been apprehended in Cyprus on suspicion of spying on the Akrotiri base and transmitting information to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
President Nikos Christodoulides met with the new EU envoy for the Cyprus problem, Raffaele Fitto, at the presidential palace to discuss the island's issues.
An editorial questioning the extent of development in Cyprus, referencing an ongoing issue with the sea off Dasoudi turning brown and a lack of agreement on the cause.
Larnaca municipal council announced a protest against perceived state interference in local government finances, arguing citizens shouldn't cover funding shortages.
President Donald Trump announced a phased disarmament agreement in Gaza following talks with Hamas leaders, though Hamas officials' descriptions of the deal remain unclear.
Cyprus is expected to experience sunny weather with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius inland and around 33-36 degrees on the coasts.
Foreign workers constitute about 9% of Cyprus' workforce and are nearly three times more likely to experience forced labor than Cypriots, according to presented figures.
The trial of a 37-year-old British father charged with causing death by recklessness is ongoing in the Paphos district court.
UEFA's member associations have voted to boycott the World Cup and other FIFA competitions if FIFA proceeds with plans to sell stakes to external investors.
The investigation into a wildfire at the Kalo Chorio firing range has expanded to scrutinize decisions made by the National Guard's highest leadership.
Cyprus's Human Rights Commissioner stated that recorded human trafficking cases are likely an underestimation of the actual problem, with 30 victims identified last year.
The 21st Lemesos International Documentary Festival is set to open with the award-winning film 'One in a Million' on Saturday, August 1.
Cyprus's new-build property market saw sales of €1.15 billion in the first half of 2026, with Paphos having the highest prices for new houses.
A brief overview of current business and finance news in Cyprus, mentioning Cyta, tourism, CBC, unemployment, Bank of Cyprus, pensions, and energy.
