Cypriot diaspora in UK mark 2025 with cutting of vasilopita
The Greek Cypriot Brotherhood in the UK welcomed in the New Year on Sunday with the annual cutting of the vasilopita.
The cutting was blessed by Archbishop Nikitas while 140 members ...
The ghosts of the past impact the viability of political equality
By Leontios Ierodiaconou
It seems that in some political circles, there are excessive concerns about “political equality” between Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots in any future solution. Inevitably, these fears ...
President to discuss Cyprus investment prospects in the UK
President Nikos Christodoulides will on Monday travel to London for a series of contacts with financial parties, entrepreneurs and investors.
As part of his visit, the president will participate in ...
Oldest Greek Cypriot diaspora group sends resolution to UK PM
At its recent annual general meeting the Greek Cypriot Brotherhood approved a resolution to the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on the Cyprus issue, it announced on Tuesday.
The resolution ...
The conundrum that is the Cyprus problem
It really is impossible to answer ‘who do we think we are?’
By Gavin Jones
Before formulating my take on one of the most intractable and long-running disputes on the ...
Shattered credibility to blame for unfavourable UN reports
Greek Cypriots were very unhappy with the reports on Cyprus by the UN Secretary-General released this week. Leontios Ierodiakonou explains why they are progressively becoming worse for the Greek Cypriots
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The dilemma is clear: reunification or partition
The rejectionists favouring the partition of Cyprus play into the hands of Turkey
Regrettably, the rejectionist parties of Cyprus as well as their leaders are playing into the hands of ...
A national anthem for all or a national anthem for some?
By Stephania Constantinou
Around the world, only a handful of countries use another nation’s anthem as their own. In Cyprus, the island’s most significant form of political commemoration, ...