Sorry for laughing

In Cyprus, nothing is worth laughing for yet everything around us is hilarious. Politicians take themselves super seriously, even though they are short on substance while overstocked with weak excuses. Our dysfunctional

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‘Homeless’ art returns home

By Tatiana der Parthogh When the exhibition of paintings rescued from Turkish occupied Famagusta closes at the end of February, what happens next is creating a dilemma, culturally and legally. The artistic

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Bad Bank would reduce debt mountain

Economists have welcomed the idea of creating a state-owned bad bank to help the banking system offload toxic loans to focus on supporting a battered economy post-pandemic. Bank of Cyprus Financial Research

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10 arrested in anti-corruption, COVID protest

Cypriot police used water cannon and tear gas in rare clashes with protesters, as hundreds demonstrated on Saturday against government corruption and coronavirus restrictions. Protesters had gathered at a park in central