Tales from the Coffeeshop: We are all proud to be called ‘Mossad agents’ ↗
Front page leadA commentary on the perceived inefficiency of the public works department in Cyprus, likening certain public employees to 'parasites'.
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Cyprus Mail
The Cyprus Mail front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Cypriot societal issues including a child's death, a protest against high electricity prices, and a bicommunal festival. International stories include protests in France and a humanitarian corridor…
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Christodoulides, Erhurman send ‘message of peace’ at Pyla festival ↗
Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman attended a bicommunal festival in Pyla, aiming to promote peace.
A child’s death, a parent’s ordeal ↗
This article addresses the tragic reality of child deaths and the profound grief experienced by parents in Cyprus.
Our View: Nursing unions cannot dictate health policy ↗
An opinion piece arguing that nursing unions should not have the authority to set health policy.
Fidias leads protest against high electricity prices ↗
Fidias Panayiotou led a protest at the presidential palace against rising electricity costs, submitting a letter of grievances.
Legionnaires baby in critical condition ↗
A baby diagnosed with Legionnaires' disease is in critical condition at Nicosia's Makarios children's hospital.
European Council offers backing for Cyprus’ Amalthea humanitarian corridor ↗
The European Council supports Cyprus' Amalthea humanitarian aid corridor to Gaza and urges Israel to allow access.
Turkish Cypriot fuel workers’ strike ends with layoff decisions reversed ↗
A strike by Turkish Cypriot fuel workers concluded after the company rescinded its decision to lay off nine employees.
Christa Pike should not be executed a second time ↗
An opinion piece questioning the execution of Christa Pike in Tennessee, USA, after she survived a previous execution attempt.
Tear gas, clashes hit French cities in cost-of-living protests ↗
Protests against the cost of living and public services in France escalated into violent clashes with police, involving tear gas.
Pope Leo leaves hospital four days after lung cancer surgery ↗
Pope Leo was discharged from the hospital in Rome after undergoing surgery for lung cancer and returned to the Vatican.
Nicosia board-game café brings players together ↗
A board-game café in Nicosia provides a social space for various individuals, including a Ukrainian finance professional.
Limassol delivery rider reports another attack ↗
A food delivery rider in Limassol reported being attacked and robbed, continuing a trend of similar incidents.
Cyprus Business Now: weekly wrap-up ↗
A weekly summary of top business stories in Cyprus, forecasting economic growth despite global economic challenges.
Private equity boosts suppliers but downturns bring cost pressures, study finds ↗
A study indicates that private equity buyouts benefit suppliers but can increase cost-cutting pressures during economic downturns, affecting competition and interest rates.
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