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The Cyprus News Digest

The Cyprus News Digest

By: Rosie Charalambous
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 A hard-hitting look at events making the news in Cyprus and around the world with one of Cyprus' leading English language broadcast journalists, Rosie Charalambous.© The Cyprus News Digest Politics & Government
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  • Cyprus News Digest 25th July 2025

    Cyprus News Digest 25th July 2025
    Jul 25 2025

    The destruction of the Pentakomo coastline continues unabated pending another court hearing at the end of August; a symbolic demonstration took place at the Palestinian embassy in Nicosia this week; music fans head to Katydata this weekend for the Windcraft Festival
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    30 mins
  • Cyprus News Digest 11th July 2025

    Cyprus News Digest 11th July 2025
    Jul 11 2025

    There's no end in sight for the Vassiliko project: past mistakes have left many tricky issues to resolve and we can expect to continue paying exorbitant electricity prices for several years; there's anger at a proposed new bill before Parliament that will muzzle citizens' opposition and their right to demonstrate.
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    31 mins
  • Cyprus News Digest 27th June 2025

    Cyprus News Digest 27th June 2025
    Jun 27 2025

    Cypriot scientists make a breakthrough in identifying genetic markers that could lead to breast and ovarian cancers; despite the Middle East ceasefire we may still see an impact on oil prices, and in Cyprus that usually means an increase in our electricity bills.

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    30 mins

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