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The news from Politis in Cyprus covers a range of domestic issues, including political developments, security concerns, and economic news. Key stories highlight the purchase of a new armored presidential limousine, an investigation into death contracts in Paphos, police actions at border…
A report details the purchase of a new armored presidential limousine at a cost of €595,000, with a secret letter sent to Parliament to release the funds for this acquisition.
Eight individuals have been arrested in connection with death contracts in Cyprus, with authorities discovering a pistol, masks, and knives in Paphos.
The police are issuing numerous fines at border crossings, proceeding with these actions despite facing public reactions and opposition.
The European Court of Human Rights has rejected the majority of claims made by Odysseas, leaving open only the aspect concerning freedom of expression.
The EDEK party is holding elections for its transitional leadership, with three candidates competing in a critical contest that will determine the party's direction.
This analysis discusses a political move by Christodoulides, interpreted as a gesture or signal towards the ELAM party.
The UN has approved a reform of the global map, which reportedly re-proportionates the size of continents, with the USA casting a negative vote.
In an unusual report, it's stated that the company behind the game Tetris has engaged with the White House, employing the game in discussions or actions related to immigration.
The President of Cyprus stated that the country is maintaining its upward economic trajectory, referencing an upgrade by credit rating agencies Morningstar and DBRS.
A pension reform bill is set to be presented to Parliament in September, which includes provisions for increased pension benefits.
Law enforcement (YKAN) seized hundreds of 'laughing gas' canisters and also discovered cocaine during an operation.
