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The front page of Politis features several domestic and international news stories. Key domestic issues include changes to building permits, a rift within the DISY party, power outages due to bad weather in Larnaca and Limassol, and a storm affecting Cyprus. Internationally, the page covers the…
Parts of Larnaca and Limassol are experiencing power outages due to severe weather conditions, with updates on when electricity is expected to be restored.
The Council of Ministers has decided to change how building permit and land division fees are calculated, moving away from tiered rates based on area and cost factors to enhance transparency and speed up application processing.
The DISY party is experiencing new internal conflicts related to party nominations.
Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party is leading in the Israeli elections but appears short of a majority, with Arab parties securing 18 seats.
A storm is currently affecting Cyprus, prompting a yellow weather warning, with initial rain footage available.
Leaders are maintaining secrecy about their positions, but joint meetings with bicommunal groups have reportedly had a positive impact.
A response is being provided concerning a disputed incident during the AEK vs. Omonia football match.
An explosion occurred early in the morning at a popular tavern in Pyrgos, Limassol, causing extensive material damage.
Road closures are in effect in Nicosia for the 28th of October parade and ceremony, with details provided on affected routes and drone usage restrictions.
DNA evidence has reportedly solved another murder committed by serial killer Ted Bundy, 52 years after the crime.
A 27-year-old American woman, found guilty of participating in ISIS, gives a shocking testimony about being forced into marriage.
Hourly public sector employees are set to receive higher salaries in November.
A French court has made a ruling in a case where Brigitte Macron is suing an American podcaster who alleged she was born male.
