POLITICS
Appeals Court Draws a Line on Defamatory Language
Journalist, author and analyst Makarios Drousiotis is vindicated, receiving €61,000 after the Court of Appeal upheld the defamation ruling.
MEDIA
A Day in the World
Silencing the Messengers and Going Unpunished
“Journalists Are Killed Because They Carry the Truth,” says Giorgos Frangos, President of the Cyprus Union of Journalists, on the occasion of the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists (November 2), noting that Cypriot journalists often face threats.
POLITICS
Christodoulides Government Faces Backlash Over “Trump-Style” Attacks on the Press
Fact-checkers debunked officials’ claims of fake news, fueling criticism that Cyprus’ leadership is adopting U.S.-inspired tactics to discredit journalists and undermine media scrutiny.
