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The Cyprus Mail front page highlights international political tensions, a tragic local event, and domestic issues. Top stories include Turkey's response to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's remarks on Cyprus and Syria, a warning about political pressure to cancel a festival in Kyrenia, and the…
Turkey's presidential communications directorate has labeled Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's comments regarding President Erdogan's policies in Cyprus and Syria as a 'groundless rant.'
The mayor of Turkish Cypriot Kyrenia warned that political pressure to cancel an electronic music festival in his town is contributing to the division of the island.
A four-year-old boy, Marios, who suffered brain damage due to meningitis in July, has died at Makarios hospital.
An opinion piece discussing the revitalization efforts of Makarios Avenue, suggesting that simply adding cars will not be sufficient for its revival.
Israel's foreign ministry has justified its decision to end the investigation into the deaths of seven aid workers who were transporting goods from Cyprus.
The self-declared, internationally unrecognised 'Republic of Somaliland' has urged Cyprus and Greece to consider granting it recognition.
The presidential palace commended the strong cooperation between Cyprus and Greece, highlighting regular intergovernmental summits.
A peculiar 'slime' has been observed in the sea off Limassol, prompting environmental concerns and calls for action.
The United States and Canada have failed to secure a trade agreement, leading to the imposition of 50% tariffs on certain Canadian imports by the US.
Seven farmers are still waiting for full compensation and restocking support following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.
Saturday's weather forecast for Cyprus predicts a hot and sunny day with temperatures reaching up to 39 degrees Celsius inland.
The Nicosia Municipal Theatre is offering free film screenings outdoors on the last weekend of each month, part of a series that began in June.
This article discusses a shift in US foreign policy towards an offshore balancing posture, driven by debt, fiscal constraints, and competition in East Asia.
A business update covering a shipping forum, fuel prices, the Great Sea Interconnector project's potential to end Cyprus's isolation, travel, startups, and the Cyprus Stock Exchange.
The global wearable market is bifurcating into high-end sports watches and basic, screenless bands, indicating distinct consumer preferences.
