Christodoulides, Erhurman to meet on Tuesday ↗
Front page leadPresident Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman are scheduled to meet on Tuesday, continuing their weekly discussions.
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The Cyprus Mail front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include an upcoming meeting between the Cypriot President and the Turkish Cypriot leader, discussions on weight-loss injections within the national health system, and an incident involving a Turkish…
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Weight-loss injections: hope, hurdles and new Gesy rules ↗
Weight-loss injections offer hope for individuals with obesity, but access to medication and the broader patient journey face challenges within new Gesy rules.
Cyprus could escape worst of record-breaking El Niño ↗
Cyprus may be less affected by the anticipated record-breaking El Niño weather event, unlike Britain and China which have differing views on its impact.
US retrenchment and the remaking of the Levant ↗
The article discusses the implications of a potential US withdrawal and its impact on the geopolitical landscape of the Levant region.
Macron urges calm as France counts the cost of worst unrest in years ↗
President Emmanuel Macron has called for calm following significant unrest in France, which resulted in numerous arrests and damage to shops.
Turkish Cypriot ‘attacked’ by Greek Cypriots in Limassol ↗
A Turkish Cypriot individual was reportedly attacked by Greek Cypriots in Limassol on Friday night, according to police.
Six migrants die in boat collision off Greek island of Lesvos ↗
Six migrants, including an infant, perished when a boat carrying them collided with a Greek coast guard vessel near the island of Lesvos.
Stefanou downplays Yiasemides for Akel, says he only saw him in a photo ↗
Akel general secretary Stefanos Stefanou denied any party approach to economist Tassos Yiasemides, stating he only recognized him from a photograph.
Cyprus ‘strongly condemns’ attack on diplomats in West Bank ↗
The Cypriot foreign ministry has issued a strong condemnation of recent settler attacks against diplomats from Belgium, France, and Poland in the occupied West Bank.
Bomb threat diverts Austrian Airlines flight to Sofia ↗
An Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv was diverted to Sofia, Bulgaria, due to a bomb threat, but a subsequent search found no danger.
Cyprus independence stands for a compromise Eoka never sought ↗
The article reflects on Cyprus's independence anniversary and its historical context, contrasting the current state with the aspirations of Eoka.
Vasiliko: Eight interested contractors, but how many can actually complete the… ↗
The Vasiliko LNG import terminal project is entering a crucial phase with eight interested contractors, raising questions about their capacity to complete it.
Clowning Retreat: Present (of the) Moment ↗
Cyprus is hosting its first retreat on the art of clowning, organized by the Yasemin Collective and led by Chilean artist Marco Antonio Cepeda Cortes.
Cyprus pension reform expected to boost state revenue from company dividends ↗
A pension reform in Cyprus is anticipated to increase state revenue by requiring social insurance contributions on dividends received by company owners and directors who also draw low salaries.
Cyprus shipowner challenges IMO carbon tax plans at Tokyo maritime forum ↗
A Cyprus-based shipping executive has voiced opposition to the IMO's carbon tax plans during a maritime forum in Tokyo.
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