Latest Aid Shipment to Gaza Sets Sail from Cyprus ↗
Front page leadA shipment of 900 tonnes of humanitarian aid, including medicines and medical equipment, has departed from Cyprus for Gaza, according to the foreign ministry.
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The Cyprus Mail's front page highlights a humanitarian aid shipment from Cyprus to Gaza, a devastating flood in Nepal and China, and local Cypriot news including the Committee on Missing Persons, an unexploded mortar shell, waste facility upgrades, police operations, and traffic accidents…
A shipment of 900 tonnes of humanitarian aid, including medicines and medical equipment, has departed from Cyprus for Gaza, according to the foreign ministry.
A devastating flood in the Himalayas has resulted in nearly 1,500 people, including many foreigners, missing across Nepal and China's Tibet region.
The Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus (CMP) will begin its annual public progress briefings in January 2027.
An editorial argues that vague allegations of corruption are an unproductive strategy for aspiring to the presidency.
Cyprus's Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos expressed deep sadness over the tragic loss of life caused by the floods on the Nepal-China border.
An unexploded mortar shell was discovered in Ayia Anna near the Kalo Chorio shooting range during firefighting efforts.
Contracts for upgrading waste management facilities in Pentakomo and Koshi are anticipated in 2027 and 2028, according to the Agriculture Minister.
President Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman have agreed to hold weekly meetings to facilitate progress for the UN Secretary-General.
Cyprus faces afternoon showers in the mountains and inland, alongside a yellow warning for high temperatures reaching 40C.
Six individuals were apprehended during preventive police checks across Cyprus for offenses including drug possession, illegal residency, and failure to appear in court.
A 77-year-old man sustained serious injuries after his vehicle collided with a wall in Paphos.
A personal account of swimming with the 'Sirens of Cyprus' and their underwater story.
The final weekend of August offers a variety of cultural events, including full moon celebrations and performing arts festivals.
The Association of Cyprus Banks has expanded its financial literacy programs, supporting national efforts amid strong economic growth.
A summary of Cyprus business news, including updates on AI, tourism, Demetra, RIF, Keve, maritime, retail, and the economy, with credit rating decisions upcoming.