Another historic first in US elections: Peggy Flanagan to be the first… ↗
Peggy Flanagan is set to become the first Indigenous woman to serve in the US Senate, marking a significant milestone in American politics.
Cyprus
The front page of Politis features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on the Cyprus issue and US election results. Other prominent stories include an economic report on the cost of cooperation in Cyprus, a crime report from Limassol, and a local politician's re-election…
Peggy Flanagan is set to become the first Indigenous woman to serve in the US Senate, marking a significant milestone in American politics.
Four crossing points are central to discussions regarding the Cyprus Issue, with a potential five-way meeting being considered. Foreign Minister Fidan is expected to visit the occupied territories on Friday.
Democrats have secured victories in both the House and the Senate in the US midterm elections, with Kansas shifting to the Democratic party for the first time in 94 years.
Following the US midterm election results, Donald Trump stated that the Republican losses were due to his absence from the ballots and expressed willingness to cooperate with the Democrats.
Cypriot politician Michalis Tanousis has been re-elected for his fourth term in New York, continuing his political career.
The organizer of a Halloween party has been charged in Limassol, while the property owner is being sought. Questions remain about the police's delayed response to a drift incident.
The football club APOEL's history is celebrated with a compilation of significant statistics.
An Audit Service report indicates that cooperation has cost the state €2 billion, raising concerns about KEDIPES and Altamira regarding supervision, valuations, and personnel costs.
The Limassol Chamber of Commerce and Industry (EVE) and local mayors are planning strong protests, including a potential roundabout closure, due to dissatisfaction with infrastructure projects not being included in the 2027 budget.