Achilles Shield Protects Greece, Israel, and Cyprus from Turkey ↗
Front page leadA military agreement between Greece and Israel for the 'Achilles Shield' is reported to provide protection for Greece, Israel, and Cyprus against Turkey.
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The Cyprus Mail's front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include a military agreement between Greece, Israel, and Cyprus, a report on the Kyrenia ferry wreck, and a meeting between the Cypriot President and the European Council President. Other news includes…
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More Bodies Visible at Kyrenia Ferry Wreck ↗
Turkish Cypriot Prime Minister Unal Ustel reported that more bodies are now visible to rescue teams at the wreckage of a ferry that sank off the coast of Kyrenia.
Christodoulides, Costa Discuss EU Budget and Cyprus Problem ↗
Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides met with European Council President Antonio Costa to discuss the EU's next budget, the Cyprus problem, and regional developments.
Our View: Legal Reform Has Yet to Deliver ↗
An editorial commenting that legal reforms in Cyprus have not yet yielded the expected results.
Two Arrested After Limassol Police Chase ↗
Two men, aged 19 and 20, were arrested in Limassol following a police chase involving traffic and criminal offenses, during which warning shots were fired.
Fire in Liopetri Caused by Child's Carelessness ↗
A fire in an auxiliary building at a residence in Liopetri was attributed to a minor's carelessness, according to the fire service.
761 School Buses Cleared for New School Year ↗
A total of 761 school buses have passed mandatory inspections and are ready for the upcoming school year, with 40 failing the checks.
Unions Push for Changes to Pension Penalty ↗
Labor unions are pushing for changes to the 12% pension reduction for those retiring at 63, as negotiations on government pension reform continue.
Rain and Thunderstorms Forecast for Friday ↗
Parts of Cyprus are expected to experience rain and isolated thunderstorms on Friday afternoon, with inland temperatures reaching 37C.
Health Committee Presses for Limassol Hospital Upgrades ↗
The House health committee is urging for expedited action on staffing and oncology services at Limassol general hospital.
Welfare Recipients Face Gambling Ban ↗
Lawmakers are exploring ways to ban welfare recipients from gambling at casinos, while considering privacy implications.
Third Vulture Chick Ringed in Cyprus ↗
The third vulture chick born in Cyprus this year has been successfully ringed as part of conservation efforts for the endangered species.
What to Do in Paphos in Early September ↗
Paphos offers a packed cultural agenda for the first two weeks of September, aiming to counter perceptions of the month being dull.
Cyprus AI Strategy Faces Call for Clearer Accountability ↗
The Cyprus Computer Society has submitted recommendations to strengthen the national AI strategy, urging a focus on measurable and practical results.
Central Bank of Cyprus Extends Deadline for Senior Posts ↗
The Central Bank of Cyprus has extended the application deadline for two senior positions.
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