Today’s news is all about politics, law, and social issues. The focus is on the Aykut case, Annie Alexoui’s claims, prison problems, and new waste tax plans.
“Alithia” thinks the Aykut and French court developments put pressure on the government’s property usurpation strategy. It also points out that Russian authorities haven’t responded to Annie Alexoui. Plus, there are mentions of new laws for the Agency and its possible move to the Ministry of Finance.
“Politis” reports that Annie’s testimony will be taken from Moscow. It also covers the meeting between the Greek Prime Minister and the Turkish President, along with talks in Parliament about the Agency’s future.
“Phileleftheros” talks about serious overcrowding in Central Prisons and updates on Paphos Municipality. It also notes the low water levels in dams.
“Haravgi” highlights a new landfill waste tax set for 2026, amid rising costs and public reactions. It also discusses farmer protests and development issues in Larnaca.
The “Cyprus Mail” mentions talks on the Cyprus issue after the Athens-Ankara meeting, along with political arguments over the Mayor of Paphos and hiring processes for a former minister.
