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The Cyprus Mail's front page features a mix of domestic political news, including a potential cabinet reshuffle and an investigation into a 'Videogate' probe. There's also a significant report on the looming power crisis due to potential loss of electricity generation capacity. International news…
President Nikos Christodoulides is reportedly preparing for a cabinet reshuffle, with anticipated changes including internal transfers and the inclusion of new figures from the centre-right political spectrum.
Independent criminal investigator Andreas Paschalides has admitted to potentially making errors in his statements regarding the 'Videogate' investigation, intensifying questions about its handling.
Cyprus risks losing up to half of its conventional electricity generation capacity by 2030 if crucial energy projects are not completed, according to warnings from officials and industry representatives.
An opinion piece discussing the role and impact of Artificial Intelligence in educational institutions, questioning whether it should be controlled or held responsible.
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres stated that the UN will collaborate with all parties involved in the Cyprus issue and the guarantor powers to ensure better preparation for future talks.
An election billboard in Larnaca promoting an Israeli political candidate was defaced with paint in the colors of the Palestinian flag.
A motorcade organized by Apoel supporters to celebrate the club's 100th anniversary led to significant traffic disruptions and temporary road closures in Nicosia.
The Cypriot government will have a voice in the sale of BG Group's Cyprus unit by Royal Dutch Shell to a Hungarian oil and gas company.
Marilena Raouna has officially concluded her term as deputy European affairs minister after parliament rejected legislation that would have extended her appointment.
Irregular arrivals and new asylum applications in Cyprus have significantly decreased, with arrivals down 92% and applications down 93% in the first half of 2026 compared to 2022.
London's metropolitan police have announced the arrest of a suspect accused of espionage against the British Royal Air Force, who was initially arrested in Cyprus last year.
The Akel party has accused Defence Minister Vasilis Palmas of disregarding the truth regarding a fire that occurred at a firing range near Kalo Chorio.
Cyprus' new biometric identity cards will include an option for parents' names, and also offer a version omitting them entirely.
The Central Bank of Cyprus has released an Economic Brief analyzing the impact of the European Central Bank's monetary policy on bank composition, alongside updates on Eurobank, Shell, and the real estate market.
