Film 'Salt of the Earth' explores colonial Cyprus ↗
Front page leadA new 20-minute film titled 'Salt' is set to premiere at the International Short Film Festival of Cyprus, delving into the history of colonial Cyprus.
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The Cyprus Mail front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a film premiere about colonial Cyprus, a trial involving a suicide case, and police intervention in a Larnaca apartment complex. Other prominent stories cover a delayed 'golden passports' trial…
A new 20-minute film titled 'Salt' is set to premiere at the International Short Film Festival of Cyprus, delving into the history of colonial Cyprus.
In the trial related to Stylianos Constantinou's suicide, defense attorneys attempted to undermine a prosecution witness's testimony, calling her personal conclusion arbitrary.
Police and local authorities confirmed significant, ongoing issues at a Larnaca apartment complex, including tampered utility meters and illegal occupancy complaints.
An opinion piece reflects on how Cyprus's cultural identity may be negatively impacted by algorithmic influences.
Police arrested a 44-year-old man in connection with five burglaries that occurred between 2010 and 2013, based on a European arrest warrant.
Saturday's forecast predicts partly cloudy skies with isolated showers and possible storms, primarily in the northern and western regions of the island.
The main trial for the 'golden passports' case is anticipated to begin later this month, following the defense's acknowledgment of prosecutors' explanations regarding new evidence.
The Agriculture Minister announced the expansion of an animal welfare awareness program to more schools and students across Cyprus.
An NGO leader reported being questioned by police regarding a social media post made on the eve of the May parliamentary elections.
The Democratic Rally (Disy) party has established a process and timeline for nominating its candidate for the 2028 presidential election.
The Council of Ministers has approved a decree implementing a zero VAT rate on essential food items, including bread, baby food, coffee, milk, meat, and sugar, effective from October.
This piece discusses efforts and daily routines in Ukraine focused on building peace amidst the ongoing conflict.
Velychko Gallery in Limassol is showcasing 'MURMUR kairos', a solo exhibition by Cypriot artist Kyriaki Costa, featuring sculpture, embroidery, and painting.
Business news highlights include Wizz Air launching a new Larnaca-Madrid route, discussions on inflation and tourism, a Limassol startup, and real estate developments.
The European Union's coffee imports from non-EU countries increased significantly in value to €18.7 billion in 2025, with volumes reaching 2.9 million tonnes.