It took a veteran politician with 40 years of public service, nearing the end of his second administration, to realise there’s a problem with corruption in Cyprus. Perhaps, the President took a
The 2021 state budget barely passed through parliament with the votes of socialist Edek, the Alliance, Solidarity, and the alt-right Elam, setting the tone for an ugly May election campaign ahead. Did
The writing is on the wall – if Cyprus continues to put all its eggs in one basket and does not diversify its tourism product, it will face the same fate as
It was predicted that 2020 would be the year of the flying car, a cashless society, economic recovery, and a greener, cleaner environment. Instead, we are still learning to wash our hands
Photo opportunities at the launch of the nationwide vaccination programme this week had four different stories to tell over as many days. And a lesson to be learnt for those who govern,
Foreign Minister Nicos Christodoulides made an intriguing announcement that either flew under the radar or intentionally planned to pave the way for our senior diplomat’s political ambitions. In his address to the
Opposition parties may have won the battle, by throwing out next year’s state budget for the first time in decades, and giving the government a bloody nose, but they have not won
European Union leaders stopped short of imposing sanctions on Turkey at the leaders’ summit on Thursday. They delayed the issue by a further three months with Brussels waiting for guidance from Washington
DIKO is the first party to say outright it will reject the 2021 state budget at the parliament’s plenum for final debate and approval on December 17. It may be punishing the
Having done almost nothing to clean house during the current parliamentary term, and with their seats shaking with the fear of not getting re-elected, MPs are now jumping on the ethics bandwagon.
