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TWICE in a week, the community leader of Argaka village in Paphos, accompanied by his henchmen, tried to prevent conservationists, through bullying and intimidation, from

IS THERE anything that does not come under the authority of the auditor-general’s office? Not very much it would appear. It is now auditing environmental

PRESIDENT Anastasiades did the right thing in sending back the foreclosures’ bill approved by the opposition parties at the last session of the legislature 10

THE CYPRUS problem theatre was given a new twist thanks to the publication of Mustafa Akinci’s letter to the UN Secretary-General, requesting the holding of

THE BEST that can be said of Gesy so far is that it is a work in progress and people should show some patience until

THE reckless irresponsibility of our political parties when pandering to voters is a real danger to the country. But nothing else matters if they believe

THE CYPRUS government appears to have invested a great deal of time and effort in persuading our EU partners to impose punitive measures on Turkey

IT TOOK three years to achieve interoperability of mobile phones between the two sides. This was not because of complex technical difficulties that needed three

IT IS often said by critics of the workings of committee, with ample justification, that a camel is a horse designed by committee. In Cyprus,

GREEKS gave Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ New Democracy party a strong mandate to head the country’s first post-bailout government, ending four-and-a-half years of left-wing rule by Syriza,