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The front page of Politis features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include an investigation into illegal photovoltaic installations, concerns about childcare during school holidays, a naval incident involving Turkey near Kyrenia, an agreement to prevent sports…
The UN Special Representative for Cyprus, María Ángela Holguín Cuéllar, is in New York to meet with UN Secretary-General António Guterres. The UN is seeking assurances and progress on confidence-building measures before considering a new 5+1 format meeting.
A Financial Times exclusive report alleges that Russia has secretly assisted Iran in developing advanced hypersonic missile technology, adding a new layer of complexity to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Authorities have identified 22 illegal photovoltaic installations in the last two months and are investigating an additional 110. A detailed report breaks down the findings by province.
This article raises concerns about childcare arrangements for families during school holidays, questioning who will be responsible for looking after children when schools are closed.
A shipwreck near Kyrenia has led to a large-scale search operation for missing individuals, with a second Turkish Navy vessel now involved. The search efforts have entered their fourth day.
An agreement has been reached between the Cyprus Sports Organisation (KOA) and sports venue owners regarding CCTV requirements, narrowly averting the closure of several facilities. A deadline of March 2027 has been set.
Annita Dimitriou, leader of the DISY party, has issued a clear statement that the party will not endorse the candidacy of Christodoulides, signaling a significant political development.
Dr. Zoi Pana discusses the West Nile virus, clarifying that it is not transmitted between humans and outlining the at-risk groups and key symptoms to watch out for.
A rare event occurred during the coronation of Norway's new King Haakon, who was sworn in and subsequently took Crown Princess Mette-Marit to the hospital.
