North Cyprus News on Cyprus Today front page on 17th October 2020 consists of an article about the Presidential election with Tatar replacing Akinci. Enough said. Unfortunately Cyprus Today is currently not available outside their paywall website so it looks like you’ll have to wait to see what they have to say.
The North Cyprus News on the front page of Cyprus Today on 26th September 2020 is sparse and just repeats what many already understood to be the case – relying on getting water from Turkey was misplaced. The only other story on the front page states the obvious, lots of jobs have been lost in the tourism sector of the North Cyprus economy.
North Cyprus News on the front page of Cyprus Today on 19th September 2020 is all about speculating what might happen in the future. Quotes from people who believe they know what might happen, but are then proved to be wrong.
North Cyprus News on the front page of this week’s Cyprus Today on 5th September 2020 has very little to do with North Cyprus. It’s mainly about activities in the UK and South Cyprus. Apart from that, shock horror, we are told that it has been hot in Cyprus.
The North Cyprus News on the front page of the Cyprus Today on 29th August 2020 consists of three articles. The main one is about a ‘surge’ in Covid cases, the second is about an ill ex-pat neglecting to call an ambulance when his wife fell and the final one is about the south selling passports.
The North Cyprus News in the Front Page of the Cyprus Today on 22nd August 2020 edition consists of three articles. The top one implies that ex-pat properties lost at auctions because an undisclosed mortgage was placed on them were now returned. When you read closer it turns out that what really happened was that a couple paid thousands to get an auction cancelled and restart the legal case. My guess is that they will lose that case after spending thousands more and then they’ll spend thousands to get that overturned and then…
The Front Page North Cyprus News in Cyprus Today on 15th August 2020 consists of three articles that quite honestly are not worth reading. The main article suggests that a Greek and a Turkish warship collide during some sort of standoff that implies they were on a war footing. The facts however are that neither ship was damaged in the accident and the Greek ship continued on its way to take part in a joint exercise with another Greek warship and two French Navy ships, according to 
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