Cyprus refers Levent case to OSCE (Update 2)
Cyprus on Wednesday said it had referred the attempted prosecution in Turkey of Turkish Cypriot newspaper Afrika and its journalists Sener Levent and Ali Osman
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Journalism in the crosshairs of silly season headlines
By Aidan White The summer months are what journalists call “the silly season”. It’s a quiet time when nothing much happens. But in Cyprus, with
Pressure mounts on Journalists’ Union to reject OSCE glossary
The ‘Initiative for Freedom of Expression’ called on Saturday for the board of the Journalists Union to officially reject a glossary proposed by the OSCE
Anastasiades says reality cannot be brushed under the carpet
By Andria Kades President Nicos Anastasiades joined the bandwagon on Thursday voicing his opposition to a glossary which its authors have described as an innocuous
Our View: Glossary nothing more than commendable exercise
The Glossary for Journalism in Cyprus that caused an angry knee-jerk reaction by journalists and some politicians when news reports about its drafting appeared last
European agency behind contested glossary defends publication
The contested bicommunal glossary for words linked to the Cyprus issue and which has sparked the ire of some journalists is going to be presented
OSCE stresses optional use of bicommunal glossary
The Journalism Ethics Committee said on Wednesday it would never attempt to restrict in any way journalistic freedom of expression. In an announcement, the committee
Cypriot MPs head to Turkey as part of OSCE election observation mission
Members of the House, Irene Charalambidou and Kyriakos Hadjiyiannis, depart for Turkey on Thursday to take part in an election observation mission of the Parliamentary Assembly of
OSCE issues nine recommendations for Cyprus elections
The Organisation for the Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) recommended Cyprus review its electoral legal framework and abolish mandatory voter registration in its final
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
OSCE condemns Afrika attacks
The representative of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) for Freedom of the Media, Harlem Desir, condemned the recent attacks on the
OSCE presence in Cyprus ‘an opportunity to reconfirm election transparency’
The presence of a mission from the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), which has arrived in Cyprus to monitor the 2018 presidential
MP defends the right of Cyprus to determine its tax status
Cypriot MP Charalambos Pittokopitis, defended the right of Member States of the European Union, especially small economies such as Cyprus, which are particularly affected by
Three dead as Kiev accuses Ukraine rebels of shelling
By Pavel Polityuk and Thomas Grove Three Ukrainian servicemen were killed and nine wounded as pro-Russian rebels shelled government positions despite a ceasefire deal, the
Ukraine death toll rises to more than 4,300 despite ceasefire
By Robert Evans The death rate in the Ukraine conflict has increased in the past eight weeks despite the declaration of a ceasefire in September,
Russia tells Kiev: new conflict would be catastrophic for Ukraine
By Thomas Grove and Natalia Zinets Moscow and Kiev traded accusations on Thursday of failing to observe a ceasefire agreement and Russia warned a resumption
Moscow fights back after sanctions; battle rages near Ukraine crash site
By Polina Devitt and Gabriela Baczynska Russia fought back on Wednesday over new US and EU sanctions imposed over Ukraine, where fighting between Moscow-backed rebels
Russia, Ukraine agree to work on ceasefire
By Ingrid Melander The leaders of Russia and Ukraine have agreed to work on a ceasefire between separatists and the Ukrainian authorities and on quickly
