Cyprus leaders to meet next Tuesday ↗
Front page leadPresident Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman are scheduled to meet next Tuesday, their first meeting since the UN general assembly last month.
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Cyprus Mail's front page highlights an upcoming meeting between the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders. Other top stories include the recovery of another body from a ferry wreck near Kyrenia, Cypriot MEPs supporting defense technology funding, and an opinion piece on the Disy party…
President Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman are scheduled to meet next Tuesday, their first meeting since the UN general assembly last month.
A twenty-fourth body has been recovered from the sea near Kyrenia as search operations continue following a passenger ferry sinking.
Four out of six Cypriot members of the European Parliament voted in favor of the EU's new Agile programme, which will allocate €115 million for defense technology.
An opinion piece suggests it is time for the Disy party to take a definitive stance on an unspecified issue.
Environmentalists are demanding a full environmental assessment and public debate before new antennas can be erected at the British bases in Akrotiri.
Elections for the new rector and vice-rectors at the University of Cyprus are currently underway, with results expected later today.
Israel is commemorating three years since the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, which led to widespread destruction in Gaza.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is in Athens to discuss defense, energy, and regional security amidst heightened geopolitical challenges.
A 49-year-old food delivery driver was robbed at knifepoint on his motorcycle in Larnaca on Tuesday night.
Lebanese security forces arrested nine Syrians suspected of attempting to smuggle migrants to Cyprus by boat from northern Lebanon.
Israeli basketball team Maccabi Tel Aviv will hold its home Euroleague matches in Limassol, Cyprus.
Cyprus is experiencing an unstable air mass with isolated showers and thunderstorms anticipated for the afternoon.
Breach Festival returns to Nicosia this weekend for its fifth edition, focusing on improvisation, experimentation, and contemporary music.
Invest Cyprus is advocating for stronger investment and innovation ties between Cyprus and Greece to enhance global capital attraction.