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The front page of Sigmalive features a mix of domestic Cypriot news, including political statements, local incidents, and economic discussions, alongside international updates and sports. A prominent story discusses criticism of the Cypriot presidency's handling of the Cyprus issue. Other domestic…
Mavrogiannis makes critical remarks about the President, suggesting that the Cyprus issue is being exploited for the sake of image rather than genuine resolution.
KOM states that linking the track to the accident in Argaka is irresponsible, suggesting a disconnect or misattribution of blame.
The article questions Annita's readiness to govern the state and presents Anastasiades's response to this question.
An incident occurred on a flight from Cyprus where passengers were removed for smoking electronic cigarettes, causing disruption.
The article discusses the emergence of 'Trump TV' as a direct response to the boycott of traditional American television networks.
A pension reform is being discussed, overshadowed by a larger conversation about €800 million, and Mousiouttas provides his response.
Seferlis shares his memories of Mazonakis during their army service, describing him as unique.
The article suggests that an 'invisible hand' is manipulating events, leading to Gabriel's exclusion from the national team.
A news bulletin featuring an interpreter for Cypriot Sign Language is presented.
Erdogan describes Trump as a valuable friend and highlights their sincere and exceptional dialogue.
The Cypriot Parliament is taking part in an Inter-Parliamentary Conference being held in Dublin.
An overview of the Cyprus issue at the UN, tracing its history over 66 years of diplomacy and discussing contemporary challenges.
Messages from Erdogan and references to Hagia Sophia are featured in Times Square.
An armed attack occurred outside a high school in Turkey, with reports of injured students.
The Open Sports Festival is scheduled to return to Limassol on October 24, 2026.
A Turkish operation related to Forex is under scrutiny, with an Israeli national and their Cyprus-based company at the center of the investigation.
Customs at Paphos Airport seized 29 boxes of tobacco products, and fines were issued to the offenders.
Kobu's meetings in New York focused on regional stability and bilateral relations.
Fuel prices have surged dramatically, with diesel now costing over €2 per liter.
Individuals were apprehended at a checkpoint attempting to transport illegal shisha tobacco products.
Lithuania is strengthening its energy hub infrastructure to defend against potential drone attacks and sabotage.
The examination of prosecution witnesses continues in the ongoing trial of Faidonos.
A Voyager aircraft deployed from the Akrotiri bases to Saudi Arabia to provide support against the Houthis.
