The Cypriot Parliament is facing a decision on whether to cancel €60 million in fines owed to the Social Security Fund, a measure that could significantly affect the fund's financial health.

Politis: Parliament to write off €60 million in social security fines

The Cypriot Parliament is being called upon to cancel €60 million in fines owed to the Social Security Fund, impacting its financial standing.

A Supreme Court decision regarding missing persons from 1974 is considered a landmark ruling with potential to influence other related cases. This comes as men held captive in Turkey during 1974 are now publicly sharing their experiences of sexual abuse, shedding light on a previously unacknowledged trauma.

Politis: Landmark ruling on 1974 missing persons to affect other cases

A Supreme Court decision regarding missing persons from 1974 is considered a landmark ruling that could impact other related cases, according to Achilleas Demetriades.

Politis: 1974 trauma: Male captives in Turkey speak out about sexual abuse

Men who were held captive in Turkey in 1974 are breaking their silence to recount experiences of sexual abuse, revealing an unseen trauma.

Minister Constantinos Ioannou has announced that current housing plans will be re-evaluated to extend eligibility to single individuals, potentially broadening access to homeownership initiatives.

Politis: Housing plans to be reassessed for singles

Minister Constantinos Ioannou announced that housing plans will be re-examined to include single individuals, potentially expanding access to homeownership schemes.

A complaint has been lodged concerning alleged blood plasma fraud at an unauthorized center in Cyprus, with reports indicating a patient required intensive care due to complications.

Politis: Complaint over blood plasma fraud at unapproved center in Cyprus

A complaint has been filed regarding blood plasma fraud at an unapproved center in Cyprus, with a patient allegedly requiring ICU treatment due to complications.

President Nikos Christodoulides is scheduled to deliver his annual address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 23. The Democratic Rally party has approved his statements and is seeking participation in the GSI, while the Progressive Party of Working People has raised questions regarding the termination of commitments.

Philenews: DISY Approves President's Statement, Seeks GSI Participation; AKEL Questions…

The Democratic Rally (DISY) approved President Christodoulidis's statements and requested participation in the GSI, while AKEL questioned the possibility of terminating commitments.

Cyprus Mail: Christodoulides to Address UN General Assembly on September 23

President Nikos Christodoulides is scheduled to deliver his annual address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 23, according to the provisional speaker list.

The French Ambassador to the UN has stated that a resolution to the long-standing Cyprus issue is achievable, highlighting the critical need for political will from all parties involved.

Sigmalive: French Ambassador to UN: 'There is a solution to the Cyprus issue - political…

The French Ambassador to the UN believes a resolution to the Cyprus issue is possible, but emphasizes the need for political will.