Parliament to write off €60 million in social security fines ↗
Front page leadThe Cypriot Parliament is being called upon to cancel €60 million in fines owed to the Social Security Fund, impacting its financial standing.
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The news from Politis focuses on domestic Cypriot affairs including parliamentary decisions on social security debts, housing plans for single individuals, and a significant court ruling concerning missing persons from 1974. International news includes a report on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and…
The Cypriot Parliament is being called upon to cancel €60 million in fines owed to the Social Security Fund, impacting its financial standing.
Minister Constantinos Ioannou announced that housing plans will be re-examined to include single individuals, potentially expanding access to homeownership schemes.
A complaint has been filed regarding blood plasma fraud at an unapproved center in Cyprus, with a patient allegedly requiring ICU treatment due to complications.
A Supreme Court decision regarding missing persons from 1974 is considered a landmark ruling that could impact other related cases, according to Achilleas Demetriades.
Men who were held captive in Turkey in 1974 are breaking their silence to recount experiences of sexual abuse, revealing an unseen trauma.
The singer Giorgos Mazonakis intended to write a will but did not manage to, meaning his estate will be passed on to his family.
Inflationary trends are showing an upward movement, with financial markets expecting further increases in interest rates.
Marking 25 years since the September 11th attacks, this story reflects on the day that altered global dynamics, with New York City commemorating the victims.