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The front page of Sigmalive features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a tragic drowning incident in Limassol, a political meeting between the Cypriot President and Ersin Tatar, and a protest by livestock farmers. International news covers a range of topics from…
A new meeting between the President of the Republic and Ersin Tatar is scheduled for August 26th, to be held under the auspices of the United Nations, aiming to advance discussions on the Cyprus issue.
A tragic incident occurred in Limassol where a 34-year-old Israeli national drowned while swimming with his family, highlighting concerns about water safety.
Livestock farmers have staged a protest by blocking the entrance to the Veterinary Services with trucks, expressing their grievances over an unspecified issue.
An investigation has revealed a fraudulent scheme involving vehicle imports to Cyprus, where cars were allegedly brought into the country at extremely low prices.
US President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning to Iran, stating that severe consequences will follow if the Strait of Hormuz is not opened without delay.
A report by the Cyprus Institute predicts that extreme heat could cause economic losses of up to €3.8 billion by 2050, highlighting the financial impact of climate change.
India is grappling with severe natural disasters, with over 100 people confirmed dead due to floods and landslides that have occurred since July.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged his allies to provide anti-ballistic missile systems to help defend against Russian attacks.
A new investigation delves into the details of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, exploring the events that almost led to its failure and the subsequent omissions.
The Climate Risk Assessment (KTK) report warns that climate change poses a significant threat to global financial stability.
Marios Hannides has officially announced his candidacy for the leadership of the EDEK party, marking a significant development in Cypriot politics.
Twenty-seven former members of the FARC have been indicted for war crimes and sexual violence, marking a significant step in the pursuit of justice.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel has not accepted the proposed plan for Gaza presented by Washington.
The University of Cyprus (UKC) will undergo modernization with an investment of €31 million, funded through the THALEIA 2021-2027 program.
A shocking incident occurred in Mexico where an influencer was murdered while broadcasting live, a video of which has surfaced.
This lifestyle piece offers advice on creating a relaxing home environment through the principles of 'Slow Living'.
The United Nations reports that more than 800,000 internally displaced persons have returned to their homes in Lebanon, indicating a degree of stabilization.
In a disturbing report, a Somali national allegedly used ChatGPT to inquire about becoming a jihadist.
The housing authority (Kedipes) has received over 4,200 applications for the 'Rent vs Installment' scheme, designed to assist homeowners.
The Greek region of Halkidiki is being featured in leading Italian travel publications, highlighting its appeal as a tourist destination.
A celebrity sighting report about singer Eleni Foureira being seen at dinner in Larnaca, accompanied by a video.
A sports-related headline likely referring to a local football match or event, using the colors 'blue-yellow'.
An analysis of a recent government reshuffle, with Viktor commenting that it preserves the center-right orientation.
A travel-related article discussing prices for seaside resorts during the August 15th holiday period and identifying the most affordable city.
