THE HIVE
Democracy in Cyprus and the Christodoulides Tribe
Politics has become tribal and not institutional with promotions and appointments based on favourable relations with the President and his wife.
DIONYSIS DIONYSIOU
Director of Politis Newspaper. Born in Limassol, he studied history at AUTH (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) and Queens College NY. He started as a journalist in 1986, working in newspapers, magazines, radio and television. Since 1999, he is a Publishing Consultant at Politis newspaper, and from 2016 its Director. He lives in Nicosia.
Cyprus Divided
Tufan Erhürman and the Real Interests of the Turkish Cypriots
Does Turkey, through its policies in the Eastern Mediterranean, support or undermine the legitimate interests of the Turkish Cypriots, and if so, in what way?
Podium
Could the Cyprus Problem Be Resolved by Next Summer?
The statements of the two leaders, some argue, could be interpreted as signs, perhaps even proof, that something has changed in the Cyprus issue compared to the past five barren years.
Podium
Nicos Christodoulides and Caesar's Wife
It's getting more difficult and complicated for the President as criticism is coming from an Auditor General that he actually appointed himself.
