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The front page of Philenews features a mix of international and domestic news. A major international story reports on a deadly earthquake in Tibet. Domestically, key stories include a poll on public transport usage in Cyprus, a controversy surrounding politicians' wealth declarations, new…
A powerful 7-Richter earthquake has struck Tibet, resulting in deaths, dozens of injuries, and the destruction of hundreds of homes, with video evidence emerging of the devastation.
A recent report by the Audit Service on buses has opened up discussion about public transport in Cyprus, with Philepoll's survey revealing passenger opinions and reasons for avoiding buses.
Following a fiasco with the public release of personal data by Parliament, new confusion and misleading information have emerged regarding the 'net worth' declarations of politicians.
Graduated reductions in road tax, free or reduced parking, and public transport facilities are among the non-monetary incentives included in a new strategy to boost blood donations.
Nearly three years after the murder of Thanasis Kalogeropoulos, the verdict for the highly publicized case is expected today from the Limassol Permanent Criminal Court, though proceedings were interrupted by a lawyer's collapse.
