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The Cyprus Mail front page highlights a mix of international and domestic news. The top story focuses on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, reflecting on its lasting impact. Other prominent international news includes Israeli defense firms looking to Cyprus for EU market access. Domestically, the…
This story reflects on the enduring impact of the September 11th attacks, 25 years later, through the personal experiences of individuals, including a man whose father, a firefighter, died in the World Trade Center collapse.
President Nikos Christodoulides is scheduled to deliver his annual address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 23, according to the provisional speaker list.
Israeli defense companies are exploring opportunities in Cyprus to gain access to the European Union's SAFE defense financing program, with discussions involving President Herzog and Cypriot officials.
An editorial arguing that decisions regarding police protection should be based on security needs rather than status or other non-essential factors.
Cyprus's foreign ministry reiterated its solidarity with the United States on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, condemning them as 'heinous'.
A peaceful demonstration took place outside the presidential palace protesting the visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog, organized by the Cyprus Peace Council and other groups.
Nicosia's mayor has stated that faults with pedestrian crossing signals in the capital, where buttons were not changing traffic lights, will be fixed immediately.
Sunat Atun has been appointed by the Turkish Cypriot legislature to head the investigation into political responsibility following the sinking of a ferry.
The head of the House health committee stated that individuals who do not require psychiatric hospitalization are currently being admitted to the Athalassa psychiatric hospital.
A street survey conducted in Nicosia ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, asking residents about their memories and feelings regarding the event.
The youth organization Edon has criticized the government's decision to appoint a member of the Elam party to the board of the youth organization (Onek).
The trial of the former mayor of Paphos, Phedonos Phedonos, continued with the prosecution presenting witnesses who knew the alleged rape victim.
Eurobank is favored by Euroxx analysts, who have increased price targets for Greek banks following strong second-quarter results and improved earnings.
The International Maritime Organisation's net-zero emissions targets are creating significant pressure on shipping-related decisions in Greece and Cyprus.
