Can Cyprus' sunken treasure ever be found? ↗
Front page leadAn article explores the mystery and potential of finding the Napried, a ship that disappeared over 150 years ago carrying ancient artifacts, and its significance in underwater archaeology.
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The Cyprus Mail front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an article on finding sunken treasure off the coast of Cyprus, a political commentary on reunification efforts, and Cyprus's complaint to the UN regarding Turkish gas pipeline plans. Other domestic…
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Coffeeshop tales: Unity efforts undermine Cyprus reunification ↗
This commentary suggests that social gatherings and efforts to bring people together are inadvertently hindering Cyprus's reunification efforts, framed within a narrative of patriotic victory.
Cyprus complains to UN over Turkish gas pipeline plans ↗
Cyprus has officially protested to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres concerning an agreement between Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus regarding gas pipeline plans.
Our View: Pension reform not an electioneering excuse ↗
An editorial piece argues that pension reform should not be used as a political tool for electioneering purposes.
Coroner to rule on black professor’s media hounding ↗
A coroner will make a ruling regarding the death of Professor Jason Arday, a black academic embroiled in a Cambridge plagiarism controversy, who was found dead in his London flat.
Israel defends closing probe into aid worker killings ↗
Israel's foreign ministry has justified its decision to end the investigation into the deaths of seven aid workers who were transporting humanitarian goods from Cyprus.
Series of attacks on Paphos shops ↗
A series of attacks targeted shops in the Paphos district on Friday night, shortly after police patrols had concluded in the area.
Arrest after 25kg of cannabis found in suitcase ↗
A 40-year-old man was apprehended at Larnaca airport after arriving on an international flight with 25 kilograms of cannabis concealed in his suitcase.
Canada to retaliate for US tariffs, worsening ties ↗
Canada plans to impose retaliatory tariffs on some U.S. goods following President Trump's levies, further straining relations after trade talks failed.
Two cars damaged in Limassol arson attack ↗
An arson attack in Limassol early Sunday morning resulted in extensive damage to two cars belonging to a 49-year-old woman.
Fault in the north caused power cuts ↗
Power outages experienced in various parts of Cyprus on Saturday morning were attributed to a fault originating in the northern part of the island.
Palace hails coordination with Greek government ↗
The presidential palace praised the strong cooperation between the governments of Cyprus and Greece, highlighting the success of regular intergovernmental summits.
From Pax Americana to regional self-reliance ↗
This analysis discusses the shift in US foreign policy from global engagement to a more regional self-reliance posture, influenced by domestic fiscal constraints and competition in East Asia.
Regulation could give Cyprus an edge as financial centre ↗
An expert suggests that Cyprus can enhance its standing as an international financial center by leveraging its European regulatory framework as a competitive advantage, rather than viewing regulation solely as a cost.
Cyprus Business Now: weekly wrap-up ↗
A summary of the top business stories in Cyprus for the week starting August 17.
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