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The Cyprus Mail front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include the US midterm election results where Democrats gained control of Congress, and global concerns about the diesel crisis heading into winter. Domestically, reports cover a shooting…
Democrats have gained control of both the US Senate and House of Representatives, achieving significant victories in Republican strongholds as millions of voters cast their ballots.
Police are investigating after shots were fired at the residence of a 76-year-old man in the Ormidia area of Larnaca.
The global diesel crisis is intensifying with depleted international inventories, potential Russian refinery attacks, and the possibility of further escalation involving Iran, posing a difficult winter for Cyprus.
This opinion piece questions whether an employer is legally required to have a collective agreement in place.
Democrats are projected to win numerous US governor races, including in Ohio, Texas, Iowa, Georgia, and Wisconsin, marking significant gains.
The 2026 Radiomarathon has concluded, successfully raising €450,000 through a nationwide Walk of Love and a marathon broadcast on CyBC.
Cyprus will contribute €100,000 to the World Health Organization through CyprusAid to support Ebola outbreak response efforts in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Wednesday's forecast predicts partly cloudy skies with localized rain and isolated thunderstorms, starting in the west and moving across the island.
A 37-year-old man was arrested in Paphos following a police chase after being located in a car reported stolen.
The mayors of Nicosia and its Turkish Cypriot counterpart have jointly proposed measures to protect dilapidated historic buildings within the buffer zone.
A video discusses the potential hidden costs of Cyprus home loans, examining the total payment despite lower monthly installments.
The Alternative Book Festival, featuring independent publishers and collectives, will take place in Nicosia this month, offering books, zines, and discussions.
According to a map published in Iranian media, potential Iranian targets include the British air base Akrotiri in Cyprus and military installations in Greece.
Rising aviation fuel prices and anticipated higher airfares in 2027 are causing concern for Cyprus's tourism industry, especially as it aims to extend its season.
This article explores the factors that contribute to the effectiveness of a board of directors.
