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A tree fell on a parked car in Nicosia due to heavy rainfall, causing disruptions. The Fire Service responded to 35 calls related to the adverse weather conditions.
A BBC investigation reveals potential mix-ups with IVF donors in occupied Cyprus, potentially affecting at least 30 children. The report raises concerns about reproductive services in the region.
Minister of Finance Marinos Mousiouttas stated that the new pension bill is expected to be presented to partners by the following day, indicating progress on pension reform.
Cyprus's Meteorological Department has issued a yellow warning for strong thunderstorms and hail, outlining the specific regions expected to be impacted by the severe weather.
Financial difficulties are forcing 8,755 Greek Cypriots to sell their properties, with many turning to the compensation committee of the 'pseudo-state'. The report highlights a significant increase in applications.
An analysis piece discusses the challenges and potential misdirection in the state's approach to the Troodos region, suggesting a lack of clear strategy.
Public schools in Cyprus are struggling to attract young educators, with only 3% of teachers being under the age of 30, indicating an aging teaching workforce.
There is a risk of fire at the Plataniwn campsite due to squatters, raising safety concerns for the area.
An unauthorized gym located in the Dasoudi area of Limassol has been dismantled, indicating action against illegal constructions.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres paid tribute to Kofi Annan on the 7th anniversary of his death, remembering him as a mentor, friend, and advocate for peace.
The Cyprus Anti-Drug Council (YKAN) has confiscated over 300 kilograms of cannabis and 80 kilograms of cocaine within an eight-month period, highlighting drug trafficking efforts.