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The front page of Politis, a Cypriot news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political developments in Cyprus regarding presidential candidates, an energy deal involving ENI, and internal party disputes within EDEK. International news covers US foreign…
US Vice President Mike Pence has adopted a different stance from President Trump regarding Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, refusing to support him in upcoming elections, according to international media reports.
Businessman John Christodoulou confirmed his interest in a presidential candidacy proposed by Feidias, stating he will make final decisions by year-end, while Mike Spanos denied reports of his involvement.
Cyprus is nearing a €150 million agreement with Israel to purchase vessels equipped with Rafael weapon systems, according to an Israeli media report.
President Christodoulides intervened to finalize the ENI deal for the 'Kronos' gas field, despite reservations from former Energy Minister Yiannis Papadopoulos, who confirmed his own prior intervention.
A faction within EDEK's Political Bureau, known as the '11', has renewed accusations against Sofia, citing uncollected contributions exceeding 100,000 euros and declaring the party's statutory congress invalid before it convened.
Employees and directors, rather than the alleged masterminds, are facing trial in a €25 million fraud case involving luxury yachts.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appeared in photos from a shoe exhibition, released on Tuesday, to counter international rumors of his death.
The deadline for submitting individual income tax returns and paying associated taxes and contributions for 2025 has been extended to November 30 without penalties, according to the Tax Commissioner.
Ahead of a meeting with Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar, Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides stated the need for positive developments regarding the Cyprus problem.
