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The Cyprus Mail front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a conference on safer online gambling, President Christodoulides' call for a solution to the Cyprus problem, and a report on civil servant performance reviews. Other prominent stories cover…
Experts and professionals will discuss modern challenges and new approaches at Cyprus's 9th Safer Gambling Conference on October 12 in Nicosia, focusing on the future of player protection.
President Nikos Christodoulides stated there is 'no other option' but to resolve the Cyprus problem and that the Greek Cypriot side is ready to resume negotiations immediately.
Almost every civil servant received an 'excellent' rating, a result the public service commission described as 'disappointing'.
An editorial arguing that modern tools are essential for effectively combating organized crime.
Cyfield is in talks with Chinese firm China Harbour to complete the stalled Vasiliko LNG terminal, with six companies expressing interest.
Cyprus and Israel will hold online talks next week to reach an agreement on the cross-border Aphrodite-Israel gas reservoir.
Two 14th-century Byzantine icons depicting Matthew and Mark have been returned to Cyprus after being smuggled following the 1974 Turkish invasion.
A 61-year-old woman is in intensive care after a collision in Limassol injured six people.
Temperatures will reach around 31C with possible isolated showers over Troodos.
Eleven organizations, including BDS, have stated Cyprus should not host Maccabi Tel Aviv's EuroLeague home games.
Finance Minister Makis Keravnos called for greater flexibility in EU spending rules to allow Cyprus to support households and businesses while investing in energy security.
Women now outnumber men at every level of the Cypriot civil service, including senior management.
Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides stated that Cyprus's aging population and declining birth rate are a 'national responsibility' that must be addressed.
