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The front page of Politis features a mix of domestic Cypriot news and international stories. Key domestic issues include discussions on opening a new checkpoint on the island, an investigation into alleged corruption finding no wrongdoing for ten individuals, a political statement within DISY, an…
With Olgin continuing intensive contacts and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan expected in the occupied territories in the coming days, negotiators appear to be close to a new formula for opening new checkpoints.
The Anti-Corruption Authority found no wrongdoing for ten individuals, including Savvas Angelides, following a complaint by a retired officer.
Glaukos Hatzipetrou made a sharp post regarding DISY, alleging threats, blackmail, and underhanded tactics.
Loukas Fourlas stated that the decision on reducing tuition fees for European students at British universities will be made on November 20, detailing the counter-demands from Britain.
A large-scale operation by the Cypriot FBI targeting drug trafficking rings resulted in 26 arrests and the seizure of assets worth €500,000.
Vance is distancing himself from Donald Trump, outlining his strategy for the Republican presidential nomination in 2028.
The Financial Times analyzes the reasons behind Donald Trump's electoral defeat in the 2026 midterm elections, where Republicans lost control of both houses of Congress.
A 55-year-old minister and leader of the Free Voters party was found dead in a Berlin hotel while on party business.
