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The Cyprus Mail front page features domestic news concerning public transport, local government budget criticisms, healthcare advancements, and a commentary on economic policy. International news includes Cyprus's participation in an EU budget council. There are also reports on weather, a fatal…
Cyprus Public Transport has rejected an audit report that found 63% of surveyed participants would not choose their services, stating they have already moved past the issues raised.
The Limassol Chamber of Commerce has expressed dissatisfaction with the state budget, arguing that only three major infrastructure projects allocated to the city are insufficient.
The health insurance organization Gesy will now cover the anti-obesity drug Mounjaro for adults diagnosed with Type II diabetes and obesity, effective immediately.
An opinion piece argues that tax cuts, contrary to popular belief, stimulate rather than reduce inflation, presenting an economic analysis.
A 32-year-old woman has succumbed to injuries sustained six weeks prior when she was struck by a car while crossing the road in Limassol.
Authorities are searching for Maria Kourea, a 78-year-old woman with short red hair, who has been missing from her Limassol home since Tuesday.
President Nikos Christodoulides is in Brussels for a two-day European Council meeting focused on the 2028-2034 multi-annual financial framework and achieving a balanced EU budget.
The chairman of the natural gas company Defa has assured that lessons have been learned from past issues concerning the Vasiliko natural gas terminal tender.
The Department of Meteorology forecasts cloudy skies, localized rain, and isolated thunderstorms for Thursday, with weather conditions gradually improving.
Attorney-general George Savvides has denounced media claims of institutional cover-ups as 'extremely dangerous to democracy'.
Police have arrested eleven men, aged 19 to 24, following a reported fight in the Mesa Yitonia area of Limassol in the early hours of Thursday.
The head of the petrol station owners’ association has stated that fuel prices are expected to rise again in the coming days, with diesel reaching record highs.
The Ayia Napa Medieval Festival is set to return this weekend, showcasing the cultural vibrancy of the popular tourist destination beyond its summer appeal.
The International Energy Agency warns that global oil markets will remain tight, potentially leading to continued pressure on Cyprus's fuel prices and business costs until 2027.
Cyprus is implementing stricter regulations for the cryptocurrency sector.
