Cyprus Traffic Lights Out in Limassol ↗
Front page leadTraffic lights are out of order at a key intersection on the coastal road in Limassol, Cyprus, causing disruption.
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The news from Politis in Cyprus covers a range of topics including international relations, domestic politics, and local events. Key international stories involve messages between Iran and Cyprus regarding British bases, Israel's actions in Syria, and UK statements to Israel about settlements…
Traffic lights are out of order at a key intersection on the coastal road in Limassol, Cyprus, causing disruption.
Diplomatic sources indicate that Iran has sent a message to Nicosia stating there is no threat to Cyprus as long as British bases on the island are not used against Iran.
Israel sent a message to Turkey with a bombardment in Syria, causing concern in the US about a dangerous escalation.
Details on the €11,387,906 received by political parties from the state are published, including amounts for sponsorships, associates, and public awareness campaigns.
Andreas Milidonis discusses the pension system, outlining its positive aspects, negative aspects, and the questions that remain unanswered.
The band EXIT explains their reasons for leaving NEXUS, stating they don't want people to be on opposing sides.
A meeting of negotiators is taking place with behind-the-scenes developments, including the five-party talks and calls from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Greece and Cyprus are pushing forward with their electricity interconnection project amidst renewed tensions with Turkey.
A 35-year-old man has been arrested in Limassol following a violent assault on delivery drivers, with more individuals being sought.