Cyprus Is More Resilient, but It Must Not Let Its Guard Down
European Exclusive: Interview with the Managing Director of the ESM, Pierre Gramegna on Cyprus, energy and geopolitical risks
What Cyprus Initiative Might Guterres be Planning?
Fiona Mullen cobbles together a potential statement to kickstart negotiations.
Energy Shock From Middle East Weighs on EU Growth
The European Union’s economic growth is set to slow as an energy shock triggered by the conflict in the Middle East pushes inflation higher and weakens economic activity, according to the European Commission’s Spring Forecasts.
Europe’s Food Waste Problem
At a time of rising poverty, inequality and food insecurity, Europe continues to waste vast quantities of food, but experts say practical solutions are within reach.
A Parliamentary Candidate from Skopje
Borka Grozdanovska, born in North Macedonia, has lived in Cyprus since 2005 and is running with ALMA in the Limassol district. A nurse, an active citizen and a self‑described team player, she speaks five languages and places people at the centre of her policy priorities