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The front page of Politis focuses on Cypriot politics and social issues, with a notable story about a politician announcing his candidacy for the 2028 presidential elections. Other domestic news includes a report on irregular payments of war prisoner benefits, an increase in serious crime in…
Former Health Minister Pamporidis has revealed his political platform and plans for the 2028 presidential elections, outlining proposed policies and solutions to citizen concerns.
Averof Neofytou is attempting to reduce public disagreements and is prioritizing the unity of the DISY party.
The Audit Service has identified cases where benefits intended for war prisoners were incorrectly paid to individuals not entitled to them.
Serious crime is on the rise, with an increase in cases and a decrease in solved investigations, and Limassol is reported to have the highest rate.
The UN envoy Olgin is returning to Cyprus as part of the final efforts of the Guterres era to resolve issues.
The Ministry of Interior supports replacing jail time with fines for breaking the election silence, with fines starting at €5,000, while reviewing legislative proposals.
Nicosia has been recognized as one of the most affordable European city break destinations, with information provided on the daily cost for visitors.
Opportunities for enhanced trade and investment partnerships between Cyprus and China are being explored.
Spain is in mourning for a fatal train accident, with an investigation into the errors that led to the disaster.
Heavy fog has descended upon various regions, impacting the road network.
