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Cyprus Mail's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key stories include the demolition of a hotel built on a burial site in occupied Lapithos, a statement from the presidential palace calling the Cyprus problem 'critical', and dramatic weather including waterspouts in…
A hotel constructed in occupied Lapithos in the 1980s, where human remains were discovered during foundation work and knowingly covered up, is now being demolished.
The head of the president’s press office stated that UN efforts to advance the Cyprus problem are at a critical juncture, with a next step pending.
Three waterspouts appeared in the Pernera area of Protaras amidst intense weather conditions affecting parts of the island.
An opinion piece suggests that student grants contribute to a culture of entitlement.
Figures indicate that approximately 13,000 civil service employees take sick leave annually, a situation acknowledged by the Finance Minister.
Israel's president will select a candidate on Sunday to attempt government formation, despite uncertainty over who will receive the mandate.
Overnight police operations resulted in 12 arrests for offenses including illegal residence and property damage, with 78 individuals caught speeding.
President Nikos Christodoulides is traveling to Thessaloniki, Greece, to be awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Macedonia.
Arrest warrants were issued for six minors involved in an incident where rocks were thrown at a police car, with two already apprehended.
The forecast indicates cloudy conditions with local showers and isolated thunderstorms, potentially with hailstones, especially in the mountains and eastern areas, throughout the weekend.
The House of Representatives passed a law requiring judicial review for the detention of non-EU nationals exceeding six months.
An analysis questions whether connecting EU-Turkey relations with the Cyprus issue could yield any positive outcomes, considering Turkey's strategic importance to the EU.
The 10th edition of the Weeks of the German Language is being celebrated in November, focusing on stories, ideas, and cultural exchanges, organized by the Austrian, German, and Swiss embassies.
Alpha Bank has outlined a five-year strategy aiming for over €4 billion in shareholder distributions by 2030 to accelerate growth through expanded services.
A brief mention of Cyprus Business Now, including Bank of Cyprus, PwC, and Alpha Bank.
