Policy Analysis
Organised Crime: Police and Intelligence Service’s ‘Powerful Weapon’ Unused
The law that legalises the interception of telephone conversations so that they can be submitted to court as evidence has remained inactive since 2020.
POLITICS
Donor Lists of the Social Support Agency Submitted to Parliament
General Accountant to file names confidentially to prevent leaks
POLITICS
Cyprus’ Rebranding Collapses Under the Weight of Videogate
International exposure of Videogate raises fresh doubts over the credibility of Cyprus’ reputation recovery strategy
POLITICS
VIDEOGATE: Presidential Immunity Remains Extremely Difficult to Lift
Under the Constitution, the President cannot be questioned as part of a criminal investigation unless the strict conditions for lifting immunity are met
POLITICS
Bill to Limit MPs’ Immunity Put Before Parliament
The draft law would restrict parliamentary immunity to actions linked strictly to MPs’ duties, following cases that exposed gaps in the current framework.
