Restoration of historic Paphos lighthouse continues ↗
Front page leadRestoration work on the auxiliary buildings of the Paphos lighthouse, including landscaping and access paths, has been completed, according to the antiquities department.
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The Cyprus Mail front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include the progress of the Paphos lighthouse restoration, political developments regarding a 'spy van' investigation and intercommunal talks, legal proceedings for a murder in Larnaca, police…
Restoration work on the auxiliary buildings of the Paphos lighthouse, including landscaping and access paths, has been completed, according to the antiquities department.
Akel has accused the state of a 'scandal of multiple coverups' following the anti-corruption authority's decision to end its investigation into the spy van affair without publishing its findings.
Greek Cypriot negotiator Menelaos Menelaou met with Turkish Cypriot representative Mehmet Dana to prepare for an upcoming meeting between the leaders.
An opinion piece emphasizing the importance of supporting anti-poaching activists.
The activist group CABS has urged MPs to strengthen environmental protection and not be misled by accusations, appealing for better wildlife safeguarding.
The horror comedy 'Widow's Bay' achieved a record 14 Emmy Awards, including best comedy, marking a historic night for the show.
The hunters' association has accused activists of harassing hunters, creating tensions that could endanger safety.
Tuesday's weather forecast predicts mild and cloudy conditions with temperatures reaching up to 36 degrees Celsius inland.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has criticized the documentary 'NAZA' for its Venice award, accusing its makers of antisemitism.
A man has pleaded guilty to all charges in the murder of a 22-year-old Bangladeshi student in Larnaca.
Seven individuals were arrested during overnight police operations for various offenses including car theft, illegal stay, and drink driving.
The cost for the attorney-general's new offices has increased by €23 million compared to three years ago when the previous tender was canceled.
The Mathiatis historical and environmental heritage protection group opposes the planned location of new central prison facilities in their community.
Cyprus and Greece are collaborating on a joint investment drive to explore new markets and enhance economic diplomacy, according to the Foreign Minister.