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Front page leadThis story satirizes a former politician, Nikos Tornaritis, accepting a 'ludicrous post' from the President, suggesting it's a reward for loyalty.
Cyprus
The Cyprus Mail's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political commentary on a new role for a former politician, Cyprus's potential in defense industry cooperation with Israel, and the President's trip to the UN General Assembly. Domestically, there…
This story satirizes a former politician, Nikos Tornaritis, accepting a 'ludicrous post' from the President, suggesting it's a reward for loyalty.
Israel views Cyprus as a key defense partner and sees potential for deepening cooperation between their defense industries, possibly through joint projects.
President Nikos Christodoulides has departed for New York to attend the United Nations' high-level assembly, where he and other world leaders will address the general assembly.
An editorial piece suggesting that while there's optimism regarding the budget, a degree of caution is still necessary.
North Korea has reportedly launched a ballistic missile into the sea off its east coast, according to Japan's defense ministry.
The article discusses recent fears about Artificial Intelligence potentially destroying humanity and features a quote from AI stating it cannot do so.
The Animal Party has criticized BirdLife Cyprus for not participating in a protest against Elam's proposal to discuss 'environmental activists and the...'.
A bicommunal cleanup event took place in Nicosia's old town, with volunteers from both sides of the divided city collecting litter.
The weather forecast for Sunday indicates clear skies initially, with a possibility of rain in the mountains later in the day as clouds gather.
The United Nations has issued a warning to hunters in Cyprus, emphasizing that hunting within the island's buffer zone is strictly prohibited.
A 40-year-old man was arrested in Larnaca for driving with an alcohol level nearly seven times the legal limit.
Smoke and flames were observed near Riyadh's main airport following Saudi Arabia's alerts about a potential aerial attack threat.
A football match involving amateur players from both Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot clubs took place in Nicosia.
While construction output decreased across the EU in July, Cyprus's building sector shows continued strength with rising permits and costs.
A weekly summary of the top business stories in Cyprus for the week starting September 14, noting Cyprus has largely cleaned up its business practices.