Supreme court upholds newspaper gagging order
The supreme court on Thursday rejected an appeal by daily newspaper Politis against an injunction forbidding it from publishing the emails of a senior state
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Report rebukes Comey for handling of Clinton email case
Former FBI Director James Comey made a “serious error of judgment” when he announced shortly before the 2016 US presidential election that he was reopening
Inundated with messages asking you ‘stay in touch’? Here’s why
By Andria Kades A new EU regulation, the reason members of the public have been receiving a slew of emails and text messages recently, comes
AG won’t prosecute journos over leaked state attorney’s emails
Attorney-general Costas Clerides announced on Tuesday there will be no prosecutions against journalists over the publication of leaked emails belonging to a senior state attorney.
Attorney-general tries to calm waters surrounding email leaks
Attorney-General Costas Clerides said on Friday there was no reason for confrontation with journalists over the controversial investigation into the leaked emails of a senior
OSCE concerned over gag order in Lozidou case
OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Harlem Désir expressed concern on Tuesday over a recent court decision prohibiting daily Politis from publishing documents concerning
AG says media persecution claims are just hype
By George Psyllides and Peter Michaels Attorney-general Costas Clerides on Friday rubbished claims by some media that the police probe into the leaked emails of
Authorities’ excessive zeal in emails case threatens press freedom, journalists say (updated)
The “excessive zeal” exhibited by the authorities against reporters in the case relating to the leaked emails of a senior state attorney tends to become
Police hauling in journalists over Loizidou’s leaked emails
POLICE have been questioning reporters from Phileleftheros newspaper over the leaked emails of a senior state attorney who used her personal account to correspond with
‘Press freedom limited by Loizidou injunction’
The injunction against daily newspaper Politis preventing it from publishing leaked emails from suspended state attorney Eleni Loizidou’s email account serves no purpose other than
Suspended state attorney suing Politis for as much as €2m over publication of emails
By Evie Andreou Suspended senior state attorney Eleni Loizidou is suing daily Politis seeking damages of between €500,000 and €2m, claiming that the media outlet breached her
AG transfers Loizidou, orders disciplinary, data-theft probes (Updated)
By Stelios Orphanides Attorney-general Costas Clerides said on Monday he decided to transfer senior attorney Eleni Loizidou from the Law Office’s department for extraditions of
Kerry says has not been contacted by FBI over new Clinton email review (Updated)
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Sunday he had not been contacted by the FBI about new investigative steps being taken related to
Trump uses Clinton controversy to his advantage
Sensing a potential turning point, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is portraying Democrat Hillary Clinton as unfit to lead the country after the latest chapter
Clinton email problem resurfaces as FBI announces review
By Mark Hosenball and Jonathan Allen The FBI is investigating more emails as part of a probe into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email system,
Clinton says Russian intelligence services hacked DNC
U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said Russian intelligence services hacked into Democratic National Committee computers and she accused Republican contender Donald Trump of showing
Obama says Clinton never jeopardised U.S. national security in email case -Fox
U.S. President Barack Obama said Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton never jeopardised national security in the handling of her emails as his secretary of state.
House to vote on wiretap bill
By Staff Reporter A government bill allowing the court-ordered lifting of communications privacy, so that prosecutors can access and submit written communication data as evidence