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The Cyprus Mail front page features a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include a tragic incident of a child's fall and parental arrest, concerns about foreign buyers impacting Cyprus property prices, and political commentary on the President's visit to Israel. Other reports…
Police have arrested the parents of a four-year-old boy who died after falling from a balcony in Engomi. The incident occurred at a block of flats, with the child falling approximately 20 meters.
An investigation into whether foreign nationals are increasingly buying real estate in Cyprus and if this trend is causing property prices to spiral out of control.
Political commentary discussing the internal struggles of a party and whether the President might leverage the upcoming election to weaken it.
An opinion piece suggesting that the President's strong emphasis on his visit to Israel might inadvertently benefit Turkey's geopolitical interests.
Four individuals were arrested in Limassol following a police operation that resulted in the seizure of over 126 kilograms of ketamine, as well as other drugs.
President Nikos Christodoulides announced two new government-approved housing initiatives aimed at addressing the needs of young people and families.
The Met Office forecasts rising temperatures, with highs of 37 degrees Celsius in Nicosia, followed by scattered showers in the Troodos mountains.
A reader shares their experience of being 'persecuted' because their son allegedly never received army draft papers, accompanied by a photograph from his graduation.
An opinion piece reflecting on the 'Cyprus problem' and the application of the doctrine of necessity in the Cypriot context.
Figures reveal that seventy-one former state officials are receiving multiple public pensions, costing taxpayers €5.4 million.
The interior ministry has proposed a new bill to simplify the process for Cypriots living abroad to register their foreign spouses as citizens of Cyprus.
Professor Stavros Malas warns that Cyprus's halloumi production is at risk due to the heavy concentration of milk output from a small number of farms.
A 30-year-old man is in critical condition after losing a hand in an explosion in Sotira, believed to be while he was making a bomb.
Euro area services production fell in June, while Cyprus's sector showed a more varied performance.
A summary of the top business stories in Cyprus for the week of September 7, including a new memorandum of understanding with Bahrain.
