Swearing-in Ceremony of New Government Members Completed ↗
Front page leadThe swearing-in ceremony for the new members of the Council of Ministers has concluded, with President Christodoulides setting five priorities for the new ministers.
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The news from Politis focuses on a significant government reshuffle in Cyprus, with President Christodoulides swearing in new ministers and outlining their priorities. The site also covers related political developments, including farewells to outgoing ministers and an analysis of the frequency of…
The swearing-in ceremony for the new members of the Council of Ministers has concluded, with President Christodoulides setting five priorities for the new ministers.
President Christodoulides bid a warm farewell to three outgoing ministers, with Minister Vafiadis stating he would stand in front of the president to take a bullet.
An analysis of government reshuffles in Cyprus, noting three such events in the past 3.5 years and considering the 18-month tenure criterion.
The visit of Lebanon's caretaker Minister of Public Works and Transport, Youssef Fenianos, to Ankara did not create any complications in the Cyprus-Lebanon Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) agreement.
A surprising decision by the municipality regarding the 'Thalassaki' cafe, a landmark in Limassol, which will now go to the second highest bidder.
Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou Maltezos reports that central prisons are out of control, citing issues of violence, drugs, and the suppression of union officials.
The presidential palace is now responsible for decisions regarding the pension system, following recent announcements and a meeting between the Minister of Labour and the Minister of Finance.
A 37-year-old man, wanted by the UK for alleged fraud amounting to €827,000 in car imports, has been arrested at Larnaca airport.
The Fire Service responded to 33 calls in 24 hours, dealing with fires in an apartment, an old building, and a field.
An overview of the new individuals joining the Cypriot government following the recent reshuffle.
The General Accounting Office has launched three new digital services accessible through the gov.cy portal.