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The Cyprus Mail front page highlights the ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean, particularly involving Turkey's maritime agreements and their implications for Cyprus and Greece. It also features domestic news on Cyprus talks, business, and a lighthearted piece on Halloween…
An expert warns that Turkey is leveraging its maritime agreement with Libya to apply diplomatic pressure on Greece and Cyprus, potentially setting a precedent to challenge the Republic of Cyprus.
Government officials have reaffirmed their commitment to resuming negotiations on the Cyprus problem, with reunification and ending the Turkish occupation as top priorities.
This opinion piece explores the long-term relationship between Cyprus and the United States.
The US State Department has labeled the maritime boundary agreement between Turkey and Libya as 'unconstructive and provocative'.
Turkey has issued a navigational warning (navtex) to alert seaborne vessels about planned seabed surveys in waters between its coast and Cyprus.
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has secured a historic fourth term as President of Brazil, following a shock electoral court announcement that defied pre-election polls.
This story highlights how a single day outside of their routine can significantly impact the lives of dogs residing in shelters.
As Halloween approaches, Cyprus is embracing the festive spirit with various events like pumpkin carving and workshops for children.
Cyprus is addressing billions of euros in non-performing loans through restructurings and settlements, with a state scheme to help vulnerable homeowners.
Turkish Cypriot 'prime minister' Unal Ustel has reportedly traveled to Ankara amidst a crisis within his political party, the UBP, following a recent primary election.
US President Donald Trump has intensified his criticism of Norway, describing it as a 'shit house country' and stating that Norwegian immigrants are not welcome in the United States.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has admitted defeat in a parliamentary election to a student-led protest movement, marking the end of his long tenure in power.
This commentary reflects on a past political statement by Kimberly Guilfoyle in the context of current events.
Monday's weather forecast for the island predicts mostly sunny conditions throughout the day, with clouds expected to increase later.
A €1.5 million dividend payment to a Cyprus-registered holding company is mentioned in the context of a tax investigation exceeding €35 million.
