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Our View: Was cause of Larnaca fire human stupidity?

At the start of every summer a lot of reassuring words are spoken about Cyprus’ preparedness for fire season. More…

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The illusion of the unitary state and the inevitability of federation in Cyprus

The decades-long effort to resolve the Cyprus problem has reached a definitive turning point. Years of frozen diplomacy…

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Our View: Is it a good idea to host other countries internal politics?

MEP Fidias Panayiotou has called for a ban on third countries from conducting election campaigns in Cyprus after a…

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Adaptive federalism: a new constitutional design for Cyprus

As the United Nations Secretary General prepares to visit Cyprus, perhaps the most important question is not simply…

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Energy may be Cyprus govt’s biggest economic challenge

With the energy sufficiency problems and power cuts that Cyprus is currently facing, energy will be one of the defining…

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The truth about Cyprus’ forgotten war crimes

There is a Turkish Cypriot saying that goes, ‘The one who told the truth was driven out of nine villages’. Perhaps no…

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Cyprus government policies are mean and unfair

Article 9 of the Constitution of the Republic of Cyprus states that “Every person has the right to a decent existence…

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Federalism teaches that diversity is not a problem to solve

By Christoph Burgener In this excerpt from his speech, at the reception for the Swiss National Day, Ambassador of…

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Berlin’s wake-up call to Europe and Cyprus

The recent announcement by the coalition government of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz regarding the ‘Revitalisation…

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All roads lead to Donald Trump

I have been writing this column twice a week for a long time, so I have a finely developed a sense for when the…

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Politics ain’t what it used to be

There were no tanks in Whitehall, the King is still on his throne and the BBC is not broadcasting putschist propaganda,…

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Tales from the Coffeshop: Proof our Nik has no interest in a Cyprus settlement

WARNING: If you are bored of the Cyprob, stop reading now. PREZNIKTWO was in defiant mood at the presidential place on…

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What Cyprus gets right about summer heat

By Dina-Perla Portnaar My phone almost exploded recently because of all those alarming weather reports in the Dutch…

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Our View: Power cuts expose years of neglect

Every year, at the height of the summer, we face the same problem. The Electricity Authority’s power stations had great…

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The Commonwealth’s greatest prize lies beyond the Games

By Gaston Browne Today, Glasgow will once again become the meeting place of the Commonwealth, as athletes and…

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Our View: Pragmatism replaces energy fantasy

Energy Minister Michael Damianos said that energy programme was proceeding according to the schedule, and the first…

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Our View: No delay in dealing with illegal campers

On Tuesday, on the instructions of the interior minister, trucks, accompanied by police, were sent to the beach front…

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Our View: Supervision of investment firms a delicate balancing act

The Peer Review Committee (PRC) European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) noted the progress made by the Cyprus…

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Trump and the threshold of pain

It would be so easy for Donald Trump to escape from the trap he has built for himself in the Persian Gulf. Just declare…

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Our View: World Cup final: the beautiful game turns ugly

In the end, the eagerly awaited World Cup final, between two footballing powers, turned out to be a very disappointing…

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Andy Burnham bets political future on remaking Britain’s centralised state

Andy Burnham, Britain’s next prime minister, is staking his premiership on a goal that has eluded most British leaders:…

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