The former ruling party, Democratic Rally, is once again going to the polls this weekend to elect the highest officers of its party leadership, as well as the executive council members. After
Main opposition party DISY is attempting to keep a state subsidy on fuel prices at the pumps by tweaking a Finance Ministry bill aiming to halve it in May. In April, the
The former ruling Democratic Rally, licking its wounds having lost the presidential elections, has won a last-minute reprieve with the majority of party members electing House Speaker Annita Demetriou as their new
Licking its wounds and hurt from a bitter internal battle, the former ruling Democratic Rally is headed to elect a new leader, its fifth president in DISY’s lifetime of 47 years. And
Following DISY’s failure in the presidential elections, the leadership race for the island’s largest party has narrowed to its youngest members in the hierarchy, Annita Demetriou and Demetris Demetriou. The development came
DISY leader Averof Neofytou has a fight on his hands to remain at the helm of the island’s largest party following failure in the presidential elections. His leadership is contested by the
Nicos Christodoulides, close associate of outgoing President Nicos Anastasiades, was elected the next president of the Republic, in a runoff on Sunday where he faced former diplomat Andreas Mavroyiannis. Christodoulides, 49, received
The ruling Democratic Rally (DISY) is struggling to maintain party unity after the dismal first-round results of last Sunday’s presidential election and decided not to back either of the two runners in
Ioannis Kasoulides will return to the post of Foreign Minister after the resignation on Sunday of Nikos Christodoulides, who stepped down to fight in the presidential campaign. President Nicos Anastasiades announced the
Averof Neofytou, the President of Democratic Rally (DISY), the ruling party, announced his intention to stand in the 2023 Presidential Elections. DISY’s Supreme Council meets on March 12, 2022, to elect the
