Supreme Court Blocks Parliament: Law on Memo for Occupied Properties Deemed… ↗
Front page leadThe Supreme Court has blocked a law passed by the Parliament concerning memos related to properties in occupied territories, ruling it unconstitutional.
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The front page of Politis, a Cypriot news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a legal challenge to a law concerning property in occupied territories, a murder conviction, and political party discussions. International news covers changes in EU…
The Supreme Court has blocked a law passed by the Parliament concerning memos related to properties in occupied territories, ruling it unconstitutional.
A 22-year-old has been sentenced to life imprisonment for a murder in Kofinou, where he lured the victim with a job offer and then demanded ransom from his father.
The government remains silent regarding a proposal for Varosia, neither confirming nor denying its details, with the city's mayor stating they know nothing.
Nassios Oreinos, speaking to 'Politis', suggests that the DISY party is 'simmering' and there is a visible risk of division.
New regulations are being introduced for air travel within the EU, affecting passenger rights regarding compensation, baggage, and seat assignments.
Educational organizations have visited the Ministry of Education, but they have not been persuaded by the discussions.
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled against Cyprus for the prolonged detention of a Moroccan asylum seeker for 13.5 months on grounds of national security.
President Christodoulides has requested a new meeting with the Turkish Cypriot leader for the upcoming week.
The electronic platform for managing 'haircuts' (likely referring to bank deposit bail-ins or similar financial measures) has been launched.
AKEL Limassol has condemned recent racist incidents targeting delivery workers.