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The front page of Politis features several key stories concerning Cyprus. A major political story discusses potential rifts between Cyprus and its partners over the Aphrodite gas field, with concerns about revenue and investment decisions. Another significant story details a large-scale iPhone…
A reported threefold increase in transit fees through the pipeline has caused a rift between Cyprus and its partners, raising questions about the project's revenue and the path to an investment decision in 2027, according to a specialized energy outlet.
Four Cypriots are allegedly the masterminds behind a €115 million iPhone scam, operating from offices in Cyprus, according to court documents.
An article-message from Olgin to leaders via Politis urges them to begin cooperating, stating that otherwise, negotiations will remain an elusive goal.
The story reflects on an agreement in Pyla that initially held promises but was never implemented, discussing past understandings and current perceptions.
Dr. Pieri explains how hope is sold, from 'magic pills' to anti-aging treatments, highlighting the booming industry of pseudoscience.
New allegations involve a person presented as a close associate of the former ambassador, with claims of suspicious financial transactions and links to Chinese and Iranian interests, although without independent confirmation.
The 6th Bi-communal Peace Festival will take place at the Pyla futsal field at 7 PM, with organizers expecting around 2,000 visitors.
Mousiouttas stated that no pension will be reduced by the reform and that all pensions will actually increase.
