CYPRUS Stock photo Unsplash Another 17,000 Cyprus families to qualify for child benefit Newsroom Another 17,000 families in Cyprus are expected to qualify for child benefit under an expansion announced by President Nikos Christodoulides, potentially bringing financial support to more than 23,000 additional children. READ MORE
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