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The Cyprus Mail front page highlights domestic issues including a lack of oversight for whistleblower protections in the public sector, intimidation of Larnaca property owners, and a rise in asylum applications. It also covers foreign policy regarding Schengen entry and international news on…
There is no central authority overseeing whistleblower protections in Cyprus' public sector, and the justice ministry does not collect data on retaliation complaints.
Akel MP Aristos Damianou alleged that 'thugs' are intimidating Larnaca residents to sell their homes to foreign property developers.
Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos stated there will be no change to the rules for using crossing points between the two sides of Cyprus when the country joins Schengen.
The editorial suggests that despite positive economic indicators, underlying trends in the economy are concerning.
A 35-year-old man was arrested in Larnaca and Limassol districts after police intercepted a postal package containing 1.2kg of methamphetamine.
First-time asylum applications in Cyprus increased to 210 in September, up from previous months, according to Eurostat figures.
Two masked men armed with metal pipes caused extensive damage to a building complex in Emba, Paphos.
Luxury stores in France are boarding up windows and increasing security ahead of anticipated protests and potential looting.
The global sovereign debt crisis, particularly in North America, Europe, and Japan, is entering its final phase due to compounding deficits and post-2008 policies.
The weather forecast for Cyprus predicts mainly clear skies on Saturday with temperatures reaching 30C inland, followed by rain and possible thunderstorms from Tuesday.
German police have detained a suspect following a fire at the historic 'Eagle's Nest' guest house, a former Nazi retreat.
Cyprus has declared its support for Lana Nusseibeh of the United Arab Emirates in her bid to become the next United Nations secretary-general.
Two breweries in Old Nicosia are hosting a festival at the end of the month to showcase craft beers.
Morgan Stanley maintains a positive outlook on Greek banks, favoring Alpha Bank and highlighting Eurobank's earnings potential.
