Israeli Health Ministry: Hadassah Did Not Notify It of Cyprus Centre ↗
Front page leadIsrael's health ministry stated that Hadassah Medical Centre did not inform them of its plans for a medical center in Cyprus.
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The Cyprus Mail front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an Israeli health ministry statement regarding a medical center in Cyprus, an education support program staff strike, and a lawsuit involving Pepsi and a factory in Famagusta. Other reported news…
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Education Support Programme Staff on Strike ↗
Staff across all education ministry support programmes are on a 24-hour strike due to the government's failure to meet commitments.
Pepsi Sued Over Use of Famagusta Factory ↗
A group of Greek Cypriot businessmen are suing a company in the occupied north and Pepsi for compensation related to the use of a factory in Famagusta.
Our View: Turkey’s GSI Concession Comes With a Catch ↗
An editorial piece suggests that Turkey's concession regarding the Eastern Mediterranean's GSI (Geological Survey Institute) comes with underlying conditions.
Police Say Criminal Case Documents Shown in Fan Videos Are Not Confidential ↗
Police stated that criminal case documents are lawfully provided to involved parties, responding to a complaint from Akel's General Secretary.
Stylianos Severely Neglected, Court Hears ↗
A witness in an ongoing trial stated that Stylianos Constantinou, who died at 14, was a severely neglected boy.
John Christodoulou: Mind With Disy, Heart With Akel ↗
British Cypriot businessman John Christodoulou expressed a mixed political affiliation, keeping open the possibility of standing in the 2028 elections.
Fine Weather With Scattered Clouds and Fine Dust ↗
Friday's weather forecast indicates mainly fine conditions with scattered clouds and fine dust in the atmosphere.
Sixth Suspect Arrested Over Limassol Armed Burglary ↗
A sixth suspect has been apprehended in connection with an armed burglary in Limassol, following the discovery of suspected stolen gold.
Blood Shortages Threaten Thalassaemia Patient Care ↗
Patients' groups have raised concerns in parliament about insufficient blood stocks to adequately treat individuals with thalassaemia and other haemoglobin diseases.
Rape Complainant Cross-Examined in Phedonos Trial ↗
In the trial of Paphos mayor Phedonas Phedonos, the woman accusing him of rape was cross-examined by the defense lawyers.
Zivania: The Cyprus Grape Spirit With Centuries of History ↗
An article explores the history and cultural significance of Zivania, a traditional Cypriot alcoholic beverage made from grape marc.
Free Workshops and Discussions on the Music Industry ↗
A new initiative launching this autumn in eastern Cyprus will offer free workshops and discussions aimed at fostering the island's music ecosystem.
Europe Must Balance Competitiveness and Social Cohesion, Keravnos Says ↗
Finance Minister Makis Keravnos stated that Cyprus and Europe must balance long-term economic stability with responses to global challenges, warning against complacency.
Toyota Dominates Cyprus Car Market, Kia Takes New-Car Crown ↗
Toyota is the most popular car brand in Cyprus, while Kia has secured the top spot for new car registrations in the first nine months of 2026.
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