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Cyprus Mail's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include Australia's outrage over Israel's closure of an investigation into the killing of aid workers, a debate in Nicosia about reopening Makarios Avenue to traffic, and proposed pension reforms in Cyprus that…
Australia has expressed outrage after Israeli authorities decided not to pursue criminal proceedings against those responsible for the killing of seven Amalthea aid workers.
Businesses and shopkeepers in Nicosia are urging for Makarios Avenue to be reopened to traffic, with claims that a majority of shops are suffering financially due to its closure.
The Cypriot government plans pension reforms that will result in an increase in payments for all 123,000 pensioners in the Republic of Cyprus.
An opinion piece arguing that the IPC is the sole viable option for Greek Cypriot property owners.
Disy leader Annita Demetriou is reportedly furious with former leader Averof Neophytou's comments blaming the party for past failures regarding the Cyprus problem.
Reports suggest that Prince Harry and Meghan are planning to move back to the United Kingdom this month, six years after leaving royal duties and relocating to the U.S.
Thursday's weather forecast for Cyprus predicts predominantly sunny conditions with some clouds expected in the mountainous regions.
The Supreme Court has denied a trade unionist's request to privately prosecute five state officials for alleged violations of protections.
A briefing by Turkish Cypriot official Mehmet Dana proceeded as planned, with Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman emphasizing its importance for global awareness.
Police have arrested a 35-year-old man in connection with an assault on five delivery riders in Paphos.
The 52nd anniversary of the assassination of US ambassador Rodger Davies at the American embassy in Nicosia in 1974 is marked.
Cyprus and France have enhanced their search and rescue cooperation through a joint maritime exercise, CYFRA 04/26.
A guide to weekend events, including the Fig and Halidji Cheese Festival in Kato Pyrgos Tyllirias.
European businesses are rapidly adopting digital payments but still heavily rely on cash for privacy, reliability, and resilience, creating a tension with the European Central Bank's initiatives.
A brief on Cyprus business news, including information on consumer prices.
