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The front page of Politis, a Cypriot news website, highlights several domestic stories including an investigation into a 'State-Mafia' connection involving €1.2 million, an education minister discussing reforms, a near-tragedy at a Larnaca gas station, and concerns about marine pollution in…
An article details the 'State-Mafia' investigation, reporting that €1.2 million was allocated to four researchers and breaks down the individual amounts received.
Education Minister Athena Michaelidou discusses upcoming reforms, emphasizing the need for prompt evaluation and the introduction of a new appointment system within a year.
Cyprus is expected to experience a brief period of severe winter-like weather, with forecasts of strong storms, hail, and high winds.
A dangerous incident occurred at a gas station in Larnaca when a person attempted to light a cigarette while refueling, resulting in an explosion and two injuries.
Rescue efforts are underway in Nepal to save 100 people trapped in a tunnel, amidst a larger crisis with almost 2,500 people reported missing.
Authorities have acknowledged the issue of marine pollution in Limassol, confirming that it is a real problem and not just perceived.
The article reports a significant surge in demand for slimming injections, with over 8,000 requests made within the Gesy healthcare system in a 20-month period.
The United States and Venezuela have reached a landmark agreement concerning oil, with the US gaining majority control over 65 billion barrels of crude oil.
