Moni residents battle sewage overflow into the sea ↗
Front page leadResidents of Moni are experiencing sewage overflowing into the sea, occurring concurrently with plans for a desalination plant in nearby Monagroulli.
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The Cyprus Mail front page features domestic news including a sewage issue in Moni, a police investigation into allegations against officers, and a stabbing incident in Zakaki. International news includes a deadly earthquake in Indonesia. The site also highlights economic growth in Cyprus and…
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Seven police officers face criminal probe over Alexui allegations ↗
An independent criminal investigation has been launched into allegations made by Ioanna Fotiou, publicly known as Annie Alexui, against seven police officers.
Manhunt after stabbing in Zakaki ↗
A manhunt is underway in Limassol following a stabbing incident involving a 24-year-old man during an argument at a building site in Zakaki.
Opinion: President has lost sense of urgency ↗
An opinion piece suggests that despite his words, the president has demonstrated a lack of urgency.
Centre-right decay and the twilight of neoliberalism ↗
An analysis of the political order, focusing on the framework beyond election cycles and the dominant vision of political economy.
Spokesperson: Let us never accept a future imposed by force ↗
Government spokesperson Konstantinos Letymbiotis emphasized the importance of international law on the anniversary of the 1974 Turkish invasion.
Five dead after magnitude 7.7 earthquake strikes off Indonesia ↗
An earthquake of magnitude 7.7 off eastern Indonesia has resulted in at least five deaths and numerous aftershocks, with tsunami waves reported as less than one meter.
Turkish Cypriot activist questioned over remarks on Turkish influence ↗
Turkish Cypriot activist Selma Eylem reported being questioned by police in the north regarding remarks made to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres about Turkish influence.
Eight arrested in overnight police operations ↗
Eight individuals were arrested across Cyprus during overnight police operations for various offenses, including assault and causing damage.
Questions over order not to mine Kyrenia coast before invasion ↗
An engineer's report suggests the 70th Engineer Battalion was ordered not to mine a key landing point on the northern coast of Cyprus shortly before the 1974 Turkish invasion.
Grid operator assures no power cuts as demand eases ↗
The transmission system operator (TSO) has assured consumers that power outages are unlikely in the upcoming days due to reduced electricity demand and sufficient generation capacity.
Limassol pub is a local favorite ↗
An exploration into a Limassol pub that has become a local favorite, examining its ability to cater to diverse tastes.
Street food from around the world in Aradippou ↗
An event featuring street food from various countries is taking place in Aradippou, as part of Cyprus's summer activities.
Cyprus economy outpaces Eurozone and EU with robust Q2 growth ↗
Cyprus achieved a robust 3.3% annual economic growth in the second quarter of 2026, significantly exceeding the Eurozone, EU, and US rates, according to Eurostat data.
Who pays when autonomous AI agents hack corporate networks? ↗
A discussion on the financial responsibility when autonomous AI agents engage in hacking corporate networks, and the role of major AI developers.
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