Podium
Nicos Christodoulides and Caesar's Wife
It's getting more difficult and complicated for the President as criticism is coming from an Auditor General that he actually appointed himself.
DIONYSIS DIONYSIOU
Director of Politis Newspaper. Born in Limassol, he studied history at AUTH (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) and Queens College NY. He started as a journalist in 1986, working in newspapers, magazines, radio and television. Since 1999, he is a Publishing Consultant at Politis newspaper, and from 2016 its Director. He lives in Nicosia.
POLITICS
Who Will Save Europe from the Conservatives?
The Left in Europe - and equally in Greece and Cyprus - appears trapped in an outdated dichotomy: Conservatism versus Progressivism. It’s a framework that, under today’s political realities, creates far more problems for the Left that invokes it than for the Right, which advances conservatism with confidence and consistency.
POLITICS
Four Major Developments Set to Shape Cyprus’ Political Landscape Until the Parliamentary Elections
Unfortunately, in our country, the phenomenon of corruption feeds populism and brings to power individuals unfit to respond to the complexity of the challenges facing both our nation and our region. Only the delivery of justice can restore respect for institutions.
POLITICS
Cypriots Disillusioned: President's Popularity Plunges Amid Nepotism Concerns
A new nationwide survey shows deep public discontent with President Christodoulides’ leadership, with 58% of citizens believing he prioritises friends and family in government appointments, according to a survey conducted for Politis
Podium
Five Policy Contradictions on the Cyprus Problem
Inconsistent reasoning, depoliticisation and mixed signals have weakened strategy, legitimised paralysis and strengthened the other side.
