Major Bridge in Kyiv Hit in Russian Raid - Ukraine's Capital Targeted by… ↗
A significant bridge in Kyiv was damaged in a Russian attack, with the Ukrainian capital being the target of Russian ballistic missile strikes.
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The front page of Politis features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a Russian strike on a bridge in Kyiv, a Cyprus police officer arrested for drug possession, an economic discussion about the 'Kronos' agreement, a religious dispute involving the Holy Synod, and…
A significant bridge in Kyiv was damaged in a Russian attack, with the Ukrainian capital being the target of Russian ballistic missile strikes.
A 42-year-old policewoman was arrested in Nicosia after cannabis and handmade cigarettes were found in her car; she faces court and suspension proceedings.
Regarding the 'Kronos' agreement, Papanastasiou stated that while companies focus on profit, the state has a responsibility to secure public benefit.
The Holy Synod is considering the case of Tychikos, who has denounced alleged humiliating treatment and requested permission to continue officiating.
The article explores the economic interests that may have influenced Haftar's recent orientation towards Turkey, moving from a focus on scrap metal to a strategic memorandum.
A case involving dancers who allegedly became prostitutes is being discussed in relation to Cyprus's Penal Code at the European Court of Human Rights.
APOEL has announced a preliminary agreement with an investment group, and an extraordinary general meeting has been scheduled.
The singer Vasilis Papakonstantinou was hospitalized with respiratory issues but has now returned home with his family.
Cyprus is expecting rain and thunderstorms starting today, with a possibility of hail later in the week, and temperatures dropping below seasonal averages.
The DISY party criticizes the 2027 budget, stating it will lead to reduced investments and increased inequalities.
In Germany, a car struck pedestrians, causing injuries; it is reported that the perpetrators and victims were acquainted.
The article discusses the impact of high prices and borrowing costs, potentially influenced by the British budget.