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The Cyprus Mail front page highlights domestic issues including parliamentary decisions on traffic cameras, the finance minister's plans to address the cost of living, and a presidential candidate announcement. International news includes Turkey's nuclear program and the Great Sea Interconnector…
Members of Parliament have rejected a €146,000 allocation for upgrading traffic camera systems and a photo radar list, stating a need for more effective traffic management solutions.
Finance Minister Makis Keravnos announced that new government measures will be presented to the cabinet this week to help alleviate the rising cost of living for citizens.
House President and Disy leader Annita Demetriou has declared her intention to seek the party's nomination for the 2028 presidential election.
An analysis explores how the ongoing war in Iran might be influencing Turkey's nuclear program and strategic calculations.
Eurostat data reveals that daily alcohol consumption among Cypriots aged 16 and over is significantly lower than the European Union average.
Officials find it 'inconceivable' that Turkey could obstruct the Great Sea Interconnector project, designed to link the energy grids of Cyprus, Greece, and Israel.
Two additional bodies have been recovered near the wreckage of a ferry that sank off Kyrenia last month, according to Turkish Cypriot authorities.
Twenty-one individuals were successfully rescued after a boat overturned near Dasoudi in Limassol on Monday morning; some reached shore unaided.
United Nations envoy Maria Angela Holguin warns that the opportunity for progress on the Cyprus problem is diminishing.
The justice ministry plans to launch the Red Flag platform in early 2027, designed for early reporting of high-risk violence cases to enable timely intervention.
The Akel party announced its withdrawal from the Cyprus Forum, citing 'hysterical right-wing rhetoric' from the organizers.
The 4th International Limassol Comedy Festival will feature 18 shows and over 45 comedians from September 30 to October 4.
An archaeological discovery in Larnaca (ancient Kition) of nearly 3,000-year-old gold jewelry offers insights into ancient Cypriot status and craftsmanship.
Hermes Airports emphasizes that strong and expanding air connectivity is essential for the sustainable growth of Cyprus tourism and its economy.
Capital.com has broadened its services by launching direct trading of stocks and ETFs across Europe, aiming for further expansion.
