Annita Demetriou, current President of the House of Representatives and leader of the Democratic Rally (DISY) party, has officially announced her candidacy for the party's presidential nomination in the 2028 elections, setting the stage for an internal contest with Averof Neofytou who previously declared his intentions. Former President Nikos Anastasiades has also commented on the internal party situation, emphasizing unity.

Politis: Annita Dimitriou Announces Presidential Candidacy for DISY

Annita Dimitriou has announced her candidacy for the DISY party's presidential nomination, sending a dual message to party members and officials ahead of the upcoming presidential elections. The party's executive office will meet to set a date for the political office to decide the internal party…

Philenews: Behind Averof's Words: Commitment at Fish Tavern, Betrayed Never Again, and…

This political analysis piece delves into the strategic shift of Averof Neofytou and his sudden announcement of candidacy for the Presidency of the Republic, exploring the reasons behind these rapid developments.

Politis: Averof Addresses Presidential Ambitions and Dinner with Annita

Averof stated that his candidacy is not limited to DISY's boundaries and mentioned a dinner with Annita, implying a potential understanding for the 2028 elections.

Cyprus Mail: Annita Demetriou Announces Presidential Run Candidacy

House President and Disy leader Annita Demetriou has declared her intention to seek the party's nomination for the 2028 presidential election.

Cyprus Mail: Finance Minister Promises New Measures for Cost of Living

Finance Minister Makis Keravnos announced that new government measures will be presented to the cabinet this week to help alleviate the rising cost of living for citizens.

Politis: Protest Against Cost of Living Outside Ministry of Finance

AKEL and Direct Democracy held a protest outside the Ministry of Finance, demanding government action to address the high cost of living, with a message to the President stating 'It can't go on like this'.

Sigmalive: Cyprus Housing Market: How 'Foreign' Is It? What's Behind the 8.5% Price…

An economic analysis of the Cyprus housing market, questioning its foreign influence and investigating the reasons behind an 8.5% price increase.

Members of Parliament have rejected a €146,000 allocation for upgrading traffic camera systems, advocating for more effective traffic management solutions. Separately, the government is reportedly considering the installation of cameras on all school buses to enhance student safety.

Cyprus Mail: MPs Reject Traffic Camera Funds, Demand Better Solutions

Members of Parliament have rejected a €146,000 allocation for upgrading traffic camera systems and a photo radar list, stating a need for more effective traffic management solutions.

Politis: Government Considers Cameras on All School Buses

The Cypriot government is reportedly considering the installation of cameras on all school buses, a measure aimed at enhancing student safety and potentially deterring misconduct.

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres' Personal Envoy on Cyprus, Maria Angela Holguin, has issued a warning that the opportunity for progress on the long-standing Cyprus problem is diminishing, highlighting the ongoing diplomatic impasse.

Cyprus Mail: UN Envoy: Window Closing for Cyprus Problem Progress

United Nations envoy Maria Angela Holguin warns that the opportunity for progress on the Cyprus problem is diminishing.

The Water Department's budget includes an allocation of €3.5 million for recycled water projects by 2027, with specific funds designated for irrigation purposes across various provinces.

Politis: Irrigation: €3.5 Million for Recycled Water Projects by 2027

The Water Department's budget allocates €3.5 million for recycled water projects by 2027, with specific allocations per province for irrigation purposes.