Long-running 56th seat saga awaits attorney-general’s decision
Attorney-general Costas Clerides said Wednesday he was studying a supreme court decision over a contested parliamentary seat so as to provide the state with advice
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UNSG ‘lost all sense of proportion’
Political parties bar ruling Disy and main opposition Akel were critical of the UN Secretary-General’s report on Tuesday with Solidarity’s Eleni Theocharous saying Antonio Guterres
Anastasiades to seek AG’s advice on vacant MP seat
By George Psyllides President Nicos Anastasiades will seek the attorney-general’s advice on how to proceed with a bill passed by parliament giving a seat to
After long battle vacant House seat goes back to Solidarity (Updated)
Parliament on Wednesday approved a bill that effectively hands a vacant seat to the Solidarity Movement, which lost it in April after the supreme court
Solidarity tries to claim vacant seat in parliament
The Solidarity Movement on Friday submitted a proposal aimed at overcoming legal obstacles that have rendered a seat in parliament they consider theirs, vacant, and
Parliament to convene over vacant seat
Parliament will convene next Wednesday in a bid to resolve the issue of a seat that the Supreme Court vacated because it had been filled through
Party leaders wade into vacant seat row
MEP Eleni Theocharous on Tuesday appeared to shoot herself in the foot by implying that the seat she won in the European Parliament in 2014,
Parties fail to agree over MP seat conundrum
There is still no direction on what should be done with the parliamentary seat vacated by former Solidarity MP Giorgos Papadopoulos, it emerged on Monday
Party leaders fail to agree over contentious seat (Updated)
A meeting between party leaders and House President Demetris Syllouris on Friday yielded no results as to what might happen with the recently vacated seat
Future of contested parliamentary seat uncertain
The future of the parliamentary seat which until a few days ago belonged to Giorgos Papadopoulos, as an MP for Solidarity Movement, appeared to be
Supreme court rules Solidarity MP should lose his seat
The supreme court on Monday annulled the election of Solidarity MP Giorgos Papadopoulos to parliament, after he had essentially inherited his seat from party leader
Centre parties continue their co-operation
Parties of the so-called centre said Friday they will continue their co-operation based on the policy on the Cyprus problem agreed before the presidential elections.
Diko: can the ‘party of strife’ weather its latest drama?
By Elias Hazou THE purge within Diko, with the ouster of over a dozen party members earlier this week, is expected to rage on as
Greens and Solidarity decide on conscience vote
Two more parties decided late on Thursday night to let their supporters vote according to their conscience. In separate sessions of their respective top decision-making
No support for either candidate from centre coalition (Updated)
The leaders of the so-called centre parties including Diko decided on Wednesday not to pledge support to either of the two candidates – incumbent Nicos
Former Solidarity members turn on leader
The 300 members of Solidarity that have quit the party over leader Eleni Theocharous’ decision to back Nicolas Papadopoulos in the upcoming presidential election are
Solidarity members defy leader to support Anastasiades
Over 130 members of Solidarity on Friday publicly expressed dissent with their party’s decision to back Diko leader Nicolas Papadopoulos for president in January’s election,
No let-up as attacks on Eide intensify
By Jean Christou and Evie Andreou New calls went out on Monday from the hardline parties for the replacement of UN Special Adviser Espen Barth
Solidarity’s man reinstated as MP
Giorgos Papadopoulos of the Solidarity Movement was reinstated as an MP on Wednesday after a parliament decision last week to give him back his seat
Vacant House seat returns to Solidarity
Parliament on Friday voted to reinstate a Solidarity Party MP who had lost his seat following a supreme court decision. Twenty-six MPs voted in favour