in-cyprus10 Jul 2026

Former minister Pamborides to be in the running for 2028 presidential elections

Giorgos Pamborides, current MP and former Minister of Health (2015-2018), revealed his intention to seek DISY’s nomination for the presidential election, adding fresh interest to internal party discussions centred on Annita Demetriou and Averof Neofytou as likely contenders.

Asked on ANT1’s podcast which figures he believed would take part in a possible internal party contest, Pamborides named Demetriou, Neofytou and himself....

This is a summary. Read the full article at in-cyprus.

Read full article

More from Cyprus

All news

Cyprus Mail

One remanded after violent brawl in Xylofagou

Police have arrested one person and secured an eight-day remand order following a violent clash involving two groups of Syrian nationals in Xylofagou on Wednesday night, as investigations continue to identify the remaining participants. Police spokesman Vyron Vyronos told the ...

today

in-cyprus

Livewire launches in Nicosia with 22-artist show Specular Drift

A new non-profit, artist-run curatorial platform called Livewire has launched in Strovolos, Nicosia, with its inaugural exhibition, Specular Drift, a group show bringing together 22 local and international artists. The exhibition, curated by Mikaella Socratous, runs until July...

today

Cyprus Mail

Facebook and Instagram face EU warning over addictive features

The European Commission announced on Friday that it has reached a preliminary finding that Meta is in breach of the Digital Services Act due to the addictive design of its Facebook and Instagram platforms. This investigation primarily targeted specific interface elements inclu...

today

in-cyprus

“What are you waiting for?” Citizens accuse Nicosia police of failing to act on serial cat shootings

Cats have been repeatedly shot at with air guns in the Lakatamia area, pet-owners told en.philenews, with one individual revealing that two of her own kittens were killed in her own garden. A Facebook post which made the rounds on social media this week, noted that there have ...

today