British father due back in court over son's fatal fall ↗
Front page leadA British father, charged after his three-year-old son fell to his death from a Paphos hotel, is scheduled to appear in court again as his defense awaits a decision.
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The Cyprus Mail front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a British father due in court over his son's fatal fall in Paphos, ongoing talks between Cyprus's leaders ahead of the UN General Assembly, and plans for an undersea cable to send renewable energy to…
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Cyprus leaders to meet again ahead of UN General Assembly ↗
The President of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, and the Turkish Cypriot leader, Tufan Erhurman, are set to hold another meeting to discuss the island's issues before the upcoming UN General Assembly.
Undersea cable to allow Cyprus to send renewable energy to Lebanon ↗
A planned undersea cable connecting Cyprus and Lebanon aims to facilitate the transmission of renewable energy from Cyprus to Lebanon, addressing energy waste on the island.
Our View: Preposterous to talk education with teens ↗
An opinion piece from the Cyprus Mail's editorial board questions the approach to discussing education with teenagers.
Disy feud erupts as officials accuse each other of party disloyalty ↗
A significant internal dispute has broken out within the Disy party, with senior officials trading accusations of disloyalty.
Shots fired at a building in Limassol ↗
Police are investigating a shooting incident where shots were fired at a building in the Linopetra area of Limassol, causing damage.
Phedonos’ trial continues behind closed doors ↗
The trial of the suspended mayor of Paphos, Phedonas Phedonos, is proceeding behind closed doors, with key prosecution witnesses set to testify.
Cyprus-Lebanon undersea cable not possible without Turkey’s permission ↗
The Turkish Cypriot 'energy minister' stated that the planned undersea electricity cable between Cyprus and Lebanon cannot proceed without Turkey's consent.
Trump hopes Iran war nearing end as Saudi-Houthi fighting escalates ↗
US President Donald Trump expressed hope for an end to the war involving Iran, as fighting between Saudi Arabia and Houthi rebels intensifies.
Medical association vows to crack down on ‘charlatan’ clinics ↗
The Cyprus Medical Association is prepared to inspect doctors in unlicensed centers, as Larnaca police investigate two medical facilities.
Rain and thunderstorms expected, high of 34C inland ↗
The weather department forecasts low pressure affecting Cyprus until Friday, bringing increased cloud cover, rain, and thunderstorms, with inland temperatures reaching 34°C.
30 per cent of Cyprus included in Natura 2000 network ↗
Approximately 30% of Cyprus's territory has been designated within the Natura 2000 network for conservation and protection, as announced by the Agriculture Minister.
What’s on this weekend ↗
A guide to weekend events in Cyprus, highlighting the return of the Fork Food Market in Nicosia on September 18.
Oev and TechIsland to sign cooperation deal on technology and skills ↗
The Employers and Industrialists Federation (Oev) and TechIsland are set to sign a memorandum of cooperation to boost technology, innovation, and skills development in Cyprus.
MHV secures stock exchange approval ↗
MHV has successfully obtained approval from the stock exchange.
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