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4 days ago | 
cyprus-mail.com | Eleni Philippou |Theo Panayides |Alix Norman |Tom Cleaver
It looks like Cyprus politics has taken hostage the wastewater treatment plant in Mia Milia, foiling an agreement struck 14 years ago and resulting in the discarding of virtually all of the processed water – some 10 million tones of it a year – instead of the precious resource being utilised for irrigation in the north and south of the island.
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5 days ago | 
cyprus-mail.com | Eleni Philippou |Theo Panayides |Alix Norman |Tom Cleaver
Coral Bay has officially been designated a plastic-free beach, becoming the ninth beach in Cyprus and the first within the boundaries of the Akamas municipality to receive the designation. A small certificaton ceremony was held on the beach, attended by representatives of international tour operator Tui, including the Tui Care Foundation’s board of directors’ chairman Thomas Ellerbeck.
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5 days ago | 
cyprus-mail.com | Eleni Philippou |Theo Panayides |Alix Norman |Tom Cleaver
Pro-Palestinian activist Louis Allan on Saturday descended from the tree in the Nicosia suburb of Engomi, where he had spent almost a week on hunger strike to highlight the plight of Palestinians living in Gaza. During his protest, he had drunk only two litres of water per day – the amount available to the average Gazan at present, with the State of Israel accused by the United Nations of putting the strip “under a complete aid blockade for more than two months”.
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5 days ago | 
cyprus-mail.com | Eleni Philippou |Theo Panayides |Alix Norman |Tom Cleaver
Southampton salvaged a point in a surprising 0-0 Premier League draw with Manchester City on Saturday that meant they avoided being the joint-worst team in Premier League history. Rock bottom and relegated Southampton had looked poised to equal Derby County’s season-low tally of 11 points in 2007-08, but the draw moved them to 12 which had their fans at a sun-drenched St Mary’s Stadium singing in celebration.
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5 days ago | 
cyprus-mail.com | Eleni Philippou |Theo Panayides |Alix Norman |Tom Cleaver
Ripple (XRP) has long been a favorite for traders looking for steady, long-term growth, but with recent market shifts, many are wondering if its rally can continue. While XRP remains above the $2.13 mark, it faces strong competition and regulatory challenges that could hinder explosive growth in the near term. Meanwhile, a new player is capturing the eyes of big investors, Mutuum Finance (MUTM).
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5 days ago | 
cyprus-mail.com | Eleni Philippou |Theo Panayides |Alix Norman |Tom Cleaver
Columbia University has suspended more than 65 students for their role in a pro-Palestinian demonstration that forced the shutdown of the main campus library, a school official said on Friday. The students were placed on interim suspension and will be prohibited from taking their final exams or entering campus except to access their dormitories, the university official said.
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5 days ago | 
cyprus-mail.com | Eleni Philippou |Theo Panayides |Alix Norman |Tom Cleaver
Shiba Inu (SHIB) has already made headlines with its meteoric rise, but can it pull off another explosive rally in 2025? With SHIB trading around $0.000013 and a committed community pushing development of its Layer-2 network, Shibarium, the meme coin still holds potential, especially if altcoin season heats up. However, many analysts believe its massive supply could cap near-term gains, making it a longer play.
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5 days ago | 
cyprus-mail.com | Eleni Philippou |Theo Panayides |Alix Norman |Tom Cleaver
Ethereum (ETH) continues to anchor the smart contract ecosystem, with analysts predicting a potential rally toward $10,000 if bullish momentum holds through 2025. However, a 42x gain from current price, around $1,835 would require a near-parabolic rise, which some believe is unlikely given ETH’s large market cap and maturing growth curve. That’s why many traders are turning their attention to smaller, fast-moving opportunities like Mutuum Finance (MUTM), a trending DeFi token.
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5 days ago | 
cyprus-mail.com | Eleni Philippou |Theo Panayides |Alix Norman |Tom Cleaver
President Donald Trump’s administration must temporarily halt its sweeping government overhaul because Congress did not authorize it to carry out large-scale staffing cuts and the restructuring of agencies, a federal judge said on Friday. U.S. District Judge Susan Illston in San Francisco sided with a group of unions, non-profits and local governments, and blocked large-scale mass layoffs known as “reductions in force” for 14 days.
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5 days ago | 
cyprus-mail.com | Eleni Philippou |Theo Panayides |Alix Norman |Tom Cleaver
The police fired shots during the arrest of two men who were wanted in connection with two separate crimes in Paphos on Saturday. Paphos police’s assistant operations director Michalis Nikolaou explained that around noon on Saturday, the police had placed a block of flats in the town under “discreet surveillance”.
