Front page lead
A serious accident occurred in Potami involving a semi-truck that crashed into a wall. Firefighters were required to rescue an individual trapped in the vehicle.
A government proposal regarding benefits for low-income pensioners has caused dissatisfaction among major labor unions, including PEO, SEK, DEOK, and EKYSY, who are voicing their concerns.
Andreas Papaellinas refutes claims made by Feidas regarding substantial earnings from photovoltaic projects, calling the assertion 'untrue'.
A criminal investigation has been launched against a pathologist and an orthopedist for issuing fraudulent sick leave certificates, with an audit official providing names to the police.
Cyprus will implement a 'Pay As You Throw' system by early 2027, which will not include a separate collection for organic waste.
Parents protested and blocked the relocation of a mobile classroom at Tremithousa's all-day primary school. The Ministry of Education stated there is no issue.
The article explains recent power outages, detailing two separate faults and their causes, and how the electricity grid connecting Cyprus and the occupied territories is affected.
An analysis of the real estate market in Cyprus, identifying which property categories are seeing price increases and pinpointing the 'weak link' in the market.
The article reveals dialogues of a Turkish drug ring leader who allegedly planned to 'conquer Mykonos and present it to Erdogan'.
An 18-year-old was arrested in Famagusta for possessing 23 counterfeit €50 banknotes, all bearing the same serial number.
APOEL football club unveiled its new jersey for its 100th anniversary, with the presentation featuring the club's iconic figure, Nikos Pantziaras.
The film 'Skammata' (The Dumps) is being screened again in Nicosia.
A sports news item questioning when player Kyriakos Dimitriou will debut.