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The front page of Politis features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include reactions to the Polish Prime Minister's comments on the AfD's electoral victory, a new platform for domestic violence in Cyprus, and economic news regarding insurance supervision and a child benefit…
The Prime Minister of Poland has strongly criticized those celebrating the electoral victory of the AfD in a German state, referring to them as 'fools and traitors'.
A new platform called 'Red Flag' is being introduced to combat domestic violence, with details on its functionality to be released.
Cyprus is implementing central supervision for insurance companies and pension reforms, drawing inspiration from Norway's model.
A €200 benefit will be provided to 802 new mothers, but the plan will not have retroactive effect, according to an official clarification.
The article questions the recent purchase of an armored limousine and its implications for the presidency.
There are cuts to psychological support for children, with one ministry requesting 20 psychologists while another proposed 10 without additional funding.
A report of the passing of Popi Christoforou, the mother of twin boys who were lost in the Mari disaster, expressing widespread sorrow.
The statue of Alexander the Great was reportedly 'hidden' for a concert by Remi in Thessaloniki, leading to reactions and stage changes.
An opinion piece questioning the necessity of degrees for certain positions, implying a disconnect with reality.
