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The Cyprus Mail front page highlights local Cypriot news including environmental initiatives facing bureaucratic hurdles, a unique coast-to-coast run by a Cypriot athlete, and a controversial business deal involving a Cypriot company selling surveillance equipment with Russian SIM cards…
Government plans to develop the Tillyria region and Kato Pyrgos village into a model green community are facing significant delays due to bureaucratic obstacles and insufficient funding.
The Turkish Cypriot mayor of Kyrenia has stated that the town's population is between 150,000 and 160,000, suggesting the overall population in the northern part of the island is larger than previously estimated.
Andreas Nikolaou, a Cypriot ultra-runner, has become the first person to run the entire 700km coastline of Cyprus, completing the feat in just over seven days while raising money for a cause.
An opinion piece argues that preserving the natural state of Lara beach is a non-negotiable environmental priority.
A Cypriot company allegedly attempted to sell speed cameras with embedded Russian SIM cards to the Slovak government, falsely claiming Cypriot manufacturing, according to reports.
The US administration has announced an expansion of sanctions targeting entities and countries doing business with Iran, as part of its economic pressure campaign.
Cyprus's application to join the US visa waiver program is on hold as the United States re-evaluates the scheme and halts new admissions.
Greek Foreign Minister states that Greece will fully exercise its sovereign rights, particularly concerning planned energy infrastructure in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Tuesday's weather forecast for Cyprus predicts mostly clear conditions across the island, with increased cloudiness and rain expected in the mountainous regions.
Kalia Antoniou secured Cyprus's inaugural gold medal at the Mediterranean Games by winning the 100m freestyle final.
Turkish Cypriot authorities are implementing an e-visa system for citizens of Armenia, Nigeria, and Syria wishing to visit the northern part of the island.
The United States has removed Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, removing a significant barrier to international investment in the country.
The Rialto Theatre announces its upcoming schedule of events for September following a brief August break.
Drought and extreme heat, exacerbated by climate change, are presenting significant risks to Cyprus's vital tourism and agricultural sectors, according to a new report.
