Questions over Kyrenia ferry captain's licence and safety ↗
Front page leadQuestions have been raised about the authenticity of the captain's licence and the safety certificate of a ferry that sank off Kyrenia, leading to at least eight deaths.
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The Cyprus Mail front page features a prominent story about questions surrounding the authenticity of a ferry captain's license and the boat's safety certificate following a sinking off Kyrenia that resulted in multiple fatalities. Other top stories include a statement from the New Cyprus…
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Netanyahu links Greece deal to Cyprus alliance ↗
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has linked a new security agreement with Greece to the existing alliance with Cyprus, highlighting the regional security cooperation.
Relatives storm Kyrenia port over missing ferry passengers ↗
Family members of those missing after the Kyrenia ferry sank breached a security gate at the port in protest, as 20 people remain unaccounted for.
Our View: Economy growth should bring happiness ↗
An editorial piece suggests that as long as the economy is growing, citizens should be content.
Nissi Beach named Cyprus' most Instagrammable ↗
Nissi Beach in Ayia Napa has been recognized as the most Instagrammable beach in Cyprus and ranked 11th globally in a recent study.
Nicosia stabbing: 21-year-old critically injured ↗
Police are investigating an attempted murder after a 21-year-old man was seriously injured in a stabbing incident in Nicosia early Tuesday morning.
New Association condemns 'mockery' over Kyrenia shipwreck ↗
The New Cyprus Association has condemned hateful reactions to the Kyrenia shipwreck tragedy and expressed solidarity with the victims and their families.
John Cleese's final Cyprus show announced ↗
Veteran comedian John Cleese will perform in Cyprus for the first time on November 10th, presenting his one-man show.
Kombos attends informal EU foreign ministers' meeting ↗
Cypriot Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos is in Ireland for an informal meeting of EU foreign ministers, known as the Gymnich.
Cyprus pledges €200,000 aid to Nepal ↗
Cyprus will provide €200,000 in humanitarian aid to Nepal to assist with the aftermath of recent flash floods, through its CyprusAid programme.
August rainfall ten times above normal in Cyprus ↗
Cyprus experienced ten times the usual amount of rainfall in August, with average precipitation reaching 30 millimeters.
Fire smoke blankets Strovolos and Latsia ↗
Smoke from a fire involving a large pile of tree cuttings and waste in an open area has spread across Strovolos and Latsia.
Lebanon halts migrant boat bound for Cyprus ↗
Lebanese authorities have intercepted a boat carrying approximately 25 Syrian migrants who were attempting to reach Cyprus, arresting a suspected organizer.
Cyprus eyes mobile number bank transfers by 2027 ↗
Cyprus is developing a new payment system to allow bank transfers using only mobile numbers, with a target introduction in 2027.
Oil prices rise on US-Iran tensions ↗
Oil prices increased on Tuesday amid renewed fears of supply disruptions caused by clashes between the US and Iran.
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