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Cyprus
The front page of Politis features several domestic and international news stories. Domestically, a report highlights issues with urban planning permits and how illegal developments are being legalized. Another story discusses initiatives for microplastics and air quality on the island, and…
A serious audit report identifies significant weaknesses in the process of granting urban planning permits by exception, warning that this practice risks becoming the rule and functioning as a parallel licensing path outside development plans.
Leaders are taking initiatives to address microplastics and air quality across the island, while the customs union is a focal point of Euro-Turkish relations.
This report questions the breakdown of fuel costs, distinguishing between the price of fuel itself and the taxes imposed, aiming to bring transparency to citizens.
Turkey is celebrating the Turkey-Libya memorandum, with Ankara asserting that it respects international law.
Dr. Loukas Dimitriou argues that micromobility is a solution, not a problem, and that roads should accommodate more than just cars, according to an audio report.
Two Cypriot students recount their experiences of fear and uncertainty during recent events in Paris.
The photography giant Getty Images has filed for bankruptcy in Delaware, as part of a restructuring plan and to implement it more effectively.
Results regarding a Legionella case at a private clinic are expected tomorrow, while the condition of the newborn involved remains critical.
Support for vulnerable students is in jeopardy as the responsible agency has been abolished and the IKYK is unable to operate.
Guitkov is in Russia for a crucial meeting with Putin, as Moscow continues its offensive against Ukraine.
