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Cyprus Mail's front page features news on President Christodoulides' upcoming meeting with a UN envoy regarding trilateral talks, local developments in Limassol including urban improvements and a crime report about an inmate attacking another who confessed to murder. Other stories cover legal…
President Nikos Christodoulides is scheduled to meet with UN Secretary-General's Personal Envoy Maria Angela Holguin on Tuesday afternoon to prepare for trilateral talks with the Turkish Cypriot leader.
The mayor of Limassol presented a strategy for urban development focusing on upgrading public spaces, promoting sustainable mobility, and neighborhood revitalization.
A Syrian national who confessed to killing Olga Vasilyeva was attacked by another inmate in his cell at the Limassol detention center.
An opinion piece questioning the understanding of progressive change by the Akel party.
American voters are heading to polls for midterm elections, with Democrats favored by polls to potentially gain control of Congress.
The son of Olga Vasilieva told investigators that the man who confessed to her murder had demanded €70,000 from her over a car accident.
The Court of Appeal has upheld seven and four-year prison sentences for a man convicted of sexually abusing a 10-year-old child in Limassol, despite the sentences being described as lenient.
Police are investigating the organizers of a Limassol Halloween party after 13 teenagers were hospitalized due to excessive alcohol consumption, with one suffering a skull fracture.
UN envoy Maria Angela Holguin is scheduled to hold meetings with delegations from the municipalities of Famagusta and Morphou.
A 36-year-old groom was arrested for dangerous driving during his wedding celebrations after performing a stunt at a Limassol roundabout.
The state has reached an amicable settlement with contractor Cyfield regarding the termination of their contract for road works in Akamas.
Members of Parliament expressed discontent regarding proposed changes to the wealth declaration law, arguing the existing law is sufficient.
Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias stated that the 1974 Turkish invasion could have been prevented if Greece had mid-air refuelling capabilities for its fighter jets.
The Central Bank of Cyprus has implemented a 1% systemic risk buffer for all authorized credit institutions in Cyprus, effective from December.
