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The Cyprus Mail's front page highlights domestic issues including the priority of finding missing persons from past conflicts, the upcoming visit of the Palestinian president for discussions on regional issues, and a UN envoy's arrival for meetings. Other domestic news covers weather warnings…
President Nikos Christodoulides stated that finding the 920 unidentified individuals missing since Cyprus's 1963-1964 intercommunal conflicts and the 1974 Turkish invasion is a top priority.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is visiting Cyprus to discuss bilateral relations, the humanitarian situation in Gaza, and developments in the West Bank.
Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis expressed hope that the positive momentum for Cyprus gained during Antonio Guterres's UN term would continue.
An opinion piece argues that environmental groups should cease their unthinking opposition to the operation of any industry.
UN envoy Maria Angela Holguin will arrive in Cyprus on Thursday for meetings with President Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman.
A yellow warning has been issued for Thursday, with thunderstorms expected to bring hail and gale-force winds to the island.
Residents of a Spanish town are providing aid to victims of a fatal train crash that occurred nearby.
The hunting season for hares, partridges, and francolins begins on Sunday, with the hunting federation urging adherence to safety and environmental rules.
A report indicates that only 26% of young Cypriots participated in social change initiatives in the past year, placing Cyprus lowest in the EU.
An Israeli company allegedly used online advertising to gather location data from Starlink users in over 100 countries.
President Christodoulides stated that the future of the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), which would link the energy grids of Cyprus, Greece, and Israel, is being managed discreetly.
A preview of major releases to be streamed in November.
A guide to weekend events including music performances, film screenings, and Halloween activities.
An expert states that Cypriot businesses need to organize data, establish rules, and train employees before adopting artificial intelligence (AI).
A summary of current business news in Cyprus, covering banking, CySEC, gaming, cybersecurity, energy, and construction.
