Second Rescue Vessel Arrives Off Kyrenia After Ferry Disaster ↗
Front page leadA second rescue vessel, the TCG Alemdar, has arrived off the coast of Kyrenia to aid efforts in recovering the wreck of a ferry that sank, following a tragic disaster.
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The Cyprus Mail's front page highlights several key stories, with a strong focus on domestic issues including the aftermath of a ferry disaster, a critical look at the education system, and political commentary. International news includes a report on US-Iran tensions. The site also features…
A second rescue vessel, the TCG Alemdar, has arrived off the coast of Kyrenia to aid efforts in recovering the wreck of a ferry that sank, following a tragic disaster.
President Nikos Christodoulides has expressed the state's condolences to the families of those who lost their lives in two separate tragedies last weekend, including a deadly shipwreck.
Despite spending more on education than most EU countries, Cyprus's pupils are achieving some of the weakest academic results in Europe, according to recent data.
An opinion piece suggests that the political party Disy needs to adopt the role and strategies of an opposition party.
A bill to regulate the social insurance fund will be presented to parliament this month, forming a key part of the pension reform.
Cypriot consumers are advised to prepare for increased fuel prices in 2028 due to the harmonization with EU rules on biofuels in transport.
The weather forecast for Wednesday indicates clear skies with a possibility of isolated showers in the mountains during the afternoon.
The United States and Iran have returned to a state of heightened tension following significant exchanges, with Washington threatening further strikes.
Funerals have been conducted for four individuals, including a 14-year-old, who perished in a passenger ferry sinking off Kyrenia.
A former prisoner of war reportedly disclosed to his wife that he was raped by Turkish forces during his captivity in 1974, a claim heard by the House refugee committee.
The Cypriot health ministry has confirmed four cases of West Nile virus this summer, with two additional probable cases under investigation.
Anger and anguish are growing as the search continues for 20 people missing after a ferry sank off Kyrenia, entering its third day.
A new site-specific installation at the Rialto Theatre in Limassol, titled LUX_KILL, explores the intersection of the body and digital systems.
Eurobank plans to issue over 6.55 million new ordinary voting shares following the exercise of stock options by its management and staff.
Cyprus is developing a new interbank payment service allowing users to send money using only a mobile phone number, alongside other business updates.