Second goose with bird flu dies at Nicosia park ↗
Front page leadA second bird flu case has been confirmed at Athalassa park in Nicosia, with a goose dying from the disease, following a previous announcement of a case on Monday.
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The Cyprus Mail front page features domestic news including a second bird flu death in Nicosia, a focus on improving special education, and drug seizures in Limassol and Paphos. International news includes an update on the Kyrenia ferry disaster, scientists advocating for olive oil despite…
A second bird flu case has been confirmed at Athalassa park in Nicosia, with a goose dying from the disease, following a previous announcement of a case on Monday.
Despite a global olive oil congress highlighting its benefits, Cyprus is seemingly overlooking its potential as a prime health export, according to scientists and growers.
The eighteenth body has been recovered from the sea near the wreckage of a ferry that sank off Kyrenia last month.
The cabinet is expected to approve a bill on special education on Wednesday, introducing changes to the system and prioritizing children's needs.
Police in Limassol seized 27.5 kilograms of ketamine, along with other drugs, from an apartment.
British politician Andy Burnham suggested that Britain should explore options for its future relationship with the EU, including potentially rejoining the bloc.
An explosive device was discovered outside a shop in the Mesa Geitonia area of Limassol on Tuesday night.
Two individuals were arrested in Paphos after allegedly using other people's bank cards for online purchases.
Police seized six kilograms of cannabis from a package that arrived at a courier company in Limassol.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps encouraged American voters to elect candidates who are not allies of US President Donald Trump, amid a planned withdrawal of US forces from Iraq.
The article discusses political trends in Brazil, quoting a critic of Flavio Bolsonaro who likens his agenda to that of Donald Trump and alleging exploitation of Brazil's resources.
Larnaca is hosting a special event this month where circus arts will be showcased in exhibition spaces and through street performances.
Cyprus's Gender Equality Commissioner Josie Christodoulou warned that Artificial Intelligence is already perpetuating human biases and gender stereotypes, emphasizing the crucial role of women in its development.
According to IATA, approximately 80 percent of incidents involving dangerous goods in the first half of 2025 were due to undeclared or hidden hazardous lithium batteries.