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The news from Politis focuses on domestic Cypriot affairs including a weather forecast predicting rain and storms with a temperature drop, an investigation into alleged misconduct by MPs towards parliamentary staff, and economic concerns regarding hotels needing fire safety certificates…
The month of November is expected to start with rain and thunderstorms across Cyprus, accompanied by a significant drop in temperature, with specific regions predicted to experience heavy rainfall over the weekend.
The staff of the Cypriot Parliament has filed a complaint against several MPs for disrespectful and targeted behavior, which has been forwarded to the Parliament President and party leaders, urging for mutual respect and institutional integrity.
Cybercriminals have reportedly stolen $6.3 billion from the cryptocurrency exchange Binance within a 20-minute window, marking what is described as the largest digital theft in history.
An elderly driver struck two female cyclists in Paphos, resulting in one 50-year-old woman being hospitalized, while authorities are searching for the second injured woman.
Stella Michaelidou discusses the importance and impact of state aid measures on businesses and the overall economy of Cyprus.
The process to legalize a monastery in the Cape Greco area has been extended, with a crucial meeting of the Council of Appeals being postponed, continuing the ongoing 'thriller' surrounding its status.
Approximately 350 hotels in Cyprus face closure due to non-compliance with urban planning regulations and fire safety certificates, prompting a legislative proposal for a two-year extension to prevent economic repercussions and job losses.
Trade unions are protesting against proposed changes to provident funds, demanding that acquired rights be protected and questioning the sustainability of current pension schemes.
