Annita Demetriou, President of the House of Representatives and leader of the Democratic Rally (DISY), is reportedly preparing to seek the presidential nomination, with specific conditions laid out for her candidacy. This political development is accompanied by criticism from former presidential candidate Andreas Mavroyiannis, who accused President Nikos Christodoulides of using the Cyprus issue for image purposes. President Christodoulides has, however, hinted at potential behind-the-scenes…

Philenews: Annita Demetriou in presidential race: Conditions set for candidacy…

A recent party leadership meeting in Cyprus has revealed that Annita Demetriou is preparing to seek the presidential nomination, with specific conditions reportedly laid out.

Sigmalive: Mavrogiannis's Remarks on President: 'Cyprus Issue Used for Image Purposes'

Mavrogiannis makes critical remarks about the President, suggesting that the Cyprus issue is being exploited for the sake of image rather than genuine resolution.

Cyprus Mail: Christodoulides hints at behind-the-scenes meetings for Cyprus problem progress

President Nikos Christodoulides suggested potential developments on the Cyprus problem this week, mentioning 'behind-the-scenes' meetings.

Sigmalive: Is Annita Ready to Govern? Anastasiades's Answer

The article questions Annita's readiness to govern the state and presents Anastasiades's response to this question.

Sigmalive: The Cyprus Issue at the UN: 66 Years of Diplomacy and Modern Challenges

An overview of the Cyprus issue at the UN, tracing its history over 66 years of diplomacy and discussing contemporary challenges.

Cyprus Mail: Multilateralism 'important for security' of small states

President Nikos Christodoulides emphasized that respect for international law and an effective multilateral system are crucial for the security of small states like Cyprus.

The trial of suspended Paphos Mayor Phedon Phedonos is ongoing, with prosecution witnesses set to testify. Phedonos was suspended from office in February 2026 and faces multiple charges, including rape and indecent assault.

Cyprus Mail: Phedonos trial continues with prosecution witnesses testifying

The trial of suspended Paphos mayor Phedon Phedonos continues with key prosecution witnesses expected to testify.

Discussions around pension reform continue, with the labour minister stating the reform is estimated to cost over €800 million across a six-year period. Separately, prominent Cypriot doctors, including the president of the Pancyprian Medical Association, are being targeted by scammers. The Central Bank of Cyprus affirmed that the island's foreclosure framework supports financial stability and has led to numerous consensual settlements.

Sigmalive: Pension Reform in the Shadow of €800 Million Discussion - Mousiouttas's Response

A pension reform is being discussed, overshadowed by a larger conversation about €800 million, and Mousiouttas provides his response.

Philenews: Scammers target prominent doctors, including Pancyprian Medical Association…

Well-known Cypriot doctors, including the president of the Pancyprian Medical Association, are reportedly being targeted by scammers who use their names and images to promote unapproved wellness treatments.

Cyprus Mail: Pension reform to cost more than €800m

The reform of the pension system is estimated to cost the state over €800 million across a six-year period, according to the labour minister.

Cyprus Mail: Cyprus’ foreclosure framework supports financial stability, says CBC

An analysis by the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) indicates that the island's foreclosure framework supports financial stability and has led to numerous consensual settlements.

Cypriot beekeeping faces a new veterinary crisis with the confirmation of a mite in Turkey, following previous concerns about foot-and-mouth disease.

Politis: New threat after foot-and-mouth: Mite confirmation in Turkey tests Cypriot…

The confirmation of a mite in Turkey poses a new threat to Cypriot beekeeping, following concerns about foot-and-mouth disease.

The Cyprus Football Association (CFA) has issued its first statement regarding alleged 'invisible hand' influences in the national team selections, indicating concerns about transparency in sports governance.

Politis: First reaction from CFA regarding the 'invisible hand' in national team call-ups

The Cyprus Football Association (CFA) has issued its first statement concerning alleged 'invisible hand' influences in the national team selections.

A garbage truck overturned in Acheleia, Paphos, resulting in three workers being hospitalized.

Politis: Paphos: Garbage truck overturned in Acheleia - Three workers hospitalized

A garbage truck overturned in Acheleia, Paphos, resulting in three workers being taken to the hospital.