Alithia, under the headline The Presidency Has Now Opened Its 2028 Election Campaign, reports that the Presidency is shifting the political discussion towards the 2028 presidential elections even before a Speaker of the House is elected. Elsewhere, it writes about complaints of threats and blackmail by the Ministry of Agriculture against livestock farmers over the suspension of compensation, and also references Eurostat data showing that 146.000 people in Cyprus are at risk of poverty.
Politis, under the headline Bargaining Over Speaker Enters Deep Waters, reports that DISY is leaning towards backing the candidacy of its leader to the end, while DIKO supports dialogue with all parties to promote Nikolas Papadopoulos. Elsewhere, it covers the election of Grigorios Ioannidis as Metropolitan of Paphos and highlights the upcoming visit of UN envoy María Ángela Holguín, who is expected to meet both leaders on 8 June in search of a minimum strategic agreement.
Phileleftheros, under the headline Negotiations Have Begun, reports that DISY president Annita Demetriou is seeking a second term, while Nikolas Papadopoulos is also aiming for the presidency of the House. Elsewhere, it reports on planned changes and expansions in residential and tourism zones in Peyia, and also covers the election of the new Metropolitan of Paphos by the Holy Synod.
Haravgi, under the headline Hard Tug of War for the House Presidency, reports a battle of balances, with intensified contacts and consultations among parties ahead of the election of the Speaker on 4 June. Elsewhere, it writes that 146.000 people are at risk of poverty, linking this to high interest rates, and reports that the UN envoy is preparing visits to Nicosia, Ankara and Athens regarding the Cyprus issue.
Cyprus Mail, under the headline Emergency Alert System Goes Live, reports that alerts will be sent to mobile phones across the country in emergencies. Elsewhere, it covers the election of Archimandrite Grigorios Ioannidis as Metropolitan of Paphos and notes that nearly 15% of the population in Cyprus is at risk of poverty.
Oikonomiki Kathimerini, under the headline Economy Divides the New House into Two Camps, reports on key issues expected to dominate the new House, including pensions, bank taxation and the 2027 budget, while noting that the battle for the Speaker is imminent. Elsewhere, it writes that bond markets are sending warning signals.
Halkin Sesi, under the headline This Was All We Needed!, reports on the dismantling of a network issuing fake driving licences in Kyrenia, noting that two Bangladeshi nationals and a driving school owner were arrested. Elsewhere, it reports an expected 22% increase in electricity prices from 1 June, citing rising costs and fuel price increases due to currency developments, and also announces a four‑day suspension of publication due to the Bayram holiday.
Kibris, under the headline Bayram Was a Cultural Festival, presents an interview with academic Sevket Ozgur on traditional Bayram customs in earlier years, including new clothes, visits to cemeteries and family gatherings. Elsewhere, it highlights a message by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan describing Turkey as an “island of stability” in a region affected by crises, and also carries remarks by “prime minister” Unal Ustel emphasising the goal of “a strong entity with increasing prosperity”.
It is noted that Avrupa and Yeni Duzen did not circulate today due to the Bayram holiday.
