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The Politis news front page highlights domestic issues in Cyprus, including proposed changes to the Penal Code, upcoming socialist party elections, and economic discussions regarding pensions. It also features reports on environmental spending and local events like a street drifting incident in…
The Penal Code, drafted in 1959 before Cyprus's independence, still contains provisions with questionable penalty proportionality, despite numerous amendments. A comprehensive revision has been pending in Parliament since 2003.
The socialist party is preparing for internal elections in December, with three individuals emerging as likely candidates for the presidential nomination.
Discussions are ongoing regarding a potential 12% increase to pensions, with the aim of ensuring no pensioner receives less than €1,103.
An opinion piece discussing significant ideological shifts or controversies within the DISY political party.
A roundabout in Limassol was used as a drift track, with dangerous stunts performed perilously close to pedestrians, and fireworks were set off.
A sports news brief concerning a team, likely in Cyprus, that is experiencing instability.
The Ministry of Agriculture's budget for the upcoming period is €532 million, with 43% designated for water-related projects, largely due to drought and desalination plant costs.
King Charles and Queen Camilla were caught in a sudden downpour during a military ceremony in Antigua, with the King humorously searching for an umbrella.
