Thunderstorms Hit Across the Island ↗
Front page leadHeavy rains and thunderstorms are affecting the western parts of Cyprus, with a yellow weather warning for extreme weather in place until 5pm.
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The Cyprus Mail front page highlights severe weather, domestic issues, and an international conflict. A significant portion of the news focuses on thunderstorms and heavy rain across the island, with a yellow weather warning in effect. Domestically, concerns are raised about the waste management…
Heavy rains and thunderstorms are affecting the western parts of Cyprus, with a yellow weather warning for extreme weather in place until 5pm.
MPs were informed that Cyprus's waste treatment system is struggling to cope, with officials describing it as a 'ticking time bomb'.
Cyprus plans to introduce a bill to parliament in December that would set a minimum age of 15 for social media access.
An opinion piece from the Cyprus Mail editorial board suggesting that the president should not be involved in labour disputes.
The UN special representative on the island stated that peace in Cyprus is a shared responsibility and highlighted the role of UNFICYP.
A restaurant near Lara beach sustained extensive damage from a fire caused by a lightning strike early on Friday morning.
Cypriot authorities have participated in a large-scale European VAT fraud investigation led by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office.
Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthis exchanged strikes, escalating the conflict and posing a threat to global oil transportation routes.
The meteorological department has issued a yellow warning for extreme weather, including rain and thunderstorms, valid until 5pm on Friday.
Members of parliament discussed persistent technical issues and delays concerning the safety of the Paphos-Polis Chrysochous road.
Two individuals were arrested during island-wide police operations for offenses including illegal stay and outstanding fines.
Cyprus has recorded 14 cases of West Nile virus, including one fatality, with ongoing mosquito control efforts in Nicosia.
Limassol is hosting a new ceramic art exhibition titled 'Carriers' by Hannah Rowan at The Edit Gallery.
The Employers and Industrialists Federation (Oev) discussed proposed pension reform with the Labour Minister, raising concerns about funding and sustainability.
A Cyprus-based tourism environmental initiative is expanding its operations to Greece for a cross-border clean-up effort.