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The Cyprus Mail front page highlights domestic news concerning the President's efforts on the Cyprus problem, the start of the academic year with children returning to school, and a significant increase in new homes entering the market. International news includes the Great Sea Interconnector's…
President Nikos Christodoulides stated that preparations are underway with the hope of achieving tangible results on the Cyprus problem during the UN General Assembly.
Primary schools across Cyprus reopened for the new academic year, welcoming over 52,000 children to 328 primary and 274 nursery schools.
Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou announced that over 4,100 residential units will become available in the next three years through incentive plans and 'built to rent' schemes.
The Great Sea Interconnector project is linking Cyprus to the complexities and volatility of the wider region.
A deep-sea research ship, the Optimus Prime, has arrived off Kyrenia to assist in the search and recovery efforts for 14 people from a sunken ferry.
President Christodoulides stated that the US extension of its arms embargo waiver on Cyprus sends a clear message about US-Cyprus relations.
The anti-corruption authority has concluded its investigation into the 'spy van affair,' which involved a company offering private surveillance services.
President Nikos Christodoulides promised that all schools in Cyprus will be equipped with air conditioning units by the year 2028.
A special parliamentary committee is seeking an opinion on whether a criminal offense was committed by a former minister who allegedly failed to declare millions in assets.
Police have arrested the parents of a four-year-old boy who died after falling from a balcony in Engomi.
The article examines whether an increasing rate of foreign property purchases is unequivocally driving up real estate prices in Cyprus.
Monday's weather forecast indicates a cloudy start with isolated rain or storms in the mountains, followed by clearing skies.
The BEONIX Festival, one of Cyprus's largest electronic music events, has announced its international line-up for the festival held from September 25-27.
While Cyprus banks have largely resolved non-performing loans, a Central Bank of Cyprus analyst notes that private debt remains a significant issue for borrowers.
GAP Vassilopoulos has reported a strong profit increase despite modest revenue growth, according to their latest business and finance update.
