In today’s episode, following the attorney-general’s announcement that no evidence of criminal wrongdoing has come up in the case of the 2005 death of national guardsman Thanasis Nicolaou, his mother Andriana said they would take the case to the European Court of human rights. In other news, fuel subsidies will be scrapped but electricity bill subsidies will continue albeit more targeted towards vulnerable groups, the cabinet decided on Wednesday. And considering the “long standing challenges” Cyprus faces, the government announced seven measures to coordinate matters related to sanctions, including a rebranding campaign both at home and abroad.

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