Cyprus sends condolences to Egypt, Jordan after Sinai bus crash kills 22
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What’s on this weekend
MPs demand govt take action over glacial legal service reform
Calls grow for register of rape victims from Turkish invasion
Cyprus scouts receive €175,000 state funding boost
Arikli says decision to sack him was ‘not ethical’
Fitiris meets delivery firms after attacks on drivers
Justice ministry rejects claims of pre-selected prisons director
Four more arrested over Nea Salamina fan riots
Arikli sacked as north’s ‘transport minister’
Ninth body found at Kyrenia ferry wreck as funerals continue
Arikli sacked as north’s ‘transport minister’
Ninth body found by rescuers at Kyrenia ferry wreck
Michaelidou refuses to yield to unions over teacher appointment reform
Keravnos: economy growing three times faster than EU average
Cabinet approves three new permanent desalination plants
EAC investigates 110 suspected illegal photovoltaic installations
76-year-old man killed by minibus on Limassol-Paphos highway
Report on Kyrenia ferry disaster investigation promised ‘as soon as possible’
‘Every survivor we met’ said captain refused to turn Kyrenia ferry back to port
House committee begins discussion on family law reform
Cabinet approves measures ahead of new coastguard
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