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The Politis news website from Cyprus features a mix of domestic political developments, social news, and international updates. Key stories include discussions on government reshuffling for 2028, a tragic incident involving a tourist in Limassol, and political candidacies within the EDEK party…
The President has made significant concessions to retain the support of the DIKO party, indicating a potential government reshuffle as a precursor to the 2028 elections.
A tourist from Israel has been found dead on a beach in Limassol, prompting an investigation into the circumstances of the death.
Marios Hannidis has formally declared his candidacy for the leadership of the EDEK party, with three individuals now vying for the presidency.
Sofia Christodoulou Makri asserts her right to run for the EDEK leadership, expressing a desire to usher in a new era for the party.
A meeting between President Christodoulides and Erhurman is scheduled for August 26th, to be held under the auspices of the United Nations.
Government examinations are in progress, with the Parliament controlling the crucial legislation for public recruitment exams in 2026.
The camping area in Platanias has been shut down for a year, with upcoming changes to the legal framework affecting sites like Stavros tis Psokas and Kambi.
The findings of the investigation into the fire in Kaló Chorió are expected today, with particular attention on the orders given and responsibilities assigned.
The death of Ian A. Todd, a renowned archaeologist whose work significantly advanced the understanding of Cyprus's prehistoric era, is reported.
The Cypriot Parliament is implementing revised regulations aimed at improving transparency within its operations.
Hoteliers in Paphos are expressing concern as only a fraction of hotels possess licenses, leading to worries about occupancy rates and declining prices.
The article discusses the role of electrical interconnections in enhancing both energy security and economic efficiency.
The Turkish Air Force has appointed Rafet Dalkıran as its new chief, marking a change in the military's top leadership.
A report from the Cyprus Institute estimates potential economic losses of up to €3.8 billion by 2050 due to the impacts of extreme heat.
This article offers advice on how to combat the negative impact of social media and the pursuit of perfection on vacation experiences, providing tips for a more relaxed summer.
A video report covers an event related to the Anorthosis football club, concluding with a focus on Famagusta.
