How far can ministers be taken to task?
A look at the possible liability of ministers for wrongful acts By Achilleas Demetriades My effort today relates to examining the obscure point of possible...
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Justice minister reports net assets of €7.6m
The new justice and defence ministers have significant assets, according to their capital statements submitted to authorities under transparency law and published on the website...
Two new ministers sworn in (Update 2)
The new ministers for justice and defence, Emily Yiolitis and Charalambos Petrides respectively were sworn in at the presidential palace on Monday morning. First up...
Pilides appointed energy minister, Yiolitis new justice minister (Updated)
President Nicos Anastasiades on Wednesday appointed lawyer Emily Yiolitis as the new justice minister and gave the energy portfolio to current shipping deputy minister Natasa...
Cabinet members to appear on New Year’s Eve ‘Weakest Link’ Cybc special
Members of the cabinet and government will participate in a festive version of the popular television game, ‘The Weakest Link’ on Cybc on New Year’s...
€5m paid to presidential, ministerial advisors last year
Around €5m of taxpayer money was spent last year to cover the salaries of 166 advisors to the presidency, the House, and minister, data published...
New German government takes shape as SPD names ministers
Germany‘s Social Democrats on Friday named two seasoned politicians to key posts in a new government, with Hamburg Mayor Olaf Scholz to become finance minister...
All the president’s men…and women
The new council of ministers was sworn in at the presidential palace on Thursday morning, along with other officials appointed by President Nicos Anastasiades after...
President seeks to stop rumours over new cabinet
President Nicos Anastasiades on Tuesday rebuffed rumours relating to the composition of his new cabinet, urging the media not to pay heed. “What is being...
May’s attempt to reassert authority branded a shambles (Update)
It was meant to be a fresh start to put a year of gaffes, scandals and an ill-judged election behind Britain‘s Theresa May, but so far...
