STEFANOS EVRIPIDOU

STEFANOS EVRIPIDOU

Journalist since 2002 with a background in law and international conflict studies. Experienced in reporting and analysis on politics, diplomacy and conflict. Observes power and people, likes to ask questions, tell complex stories simply, and keep a line between fact and fiction.

Innovation & Tech

Europe Enters the Supercomputing Big League with ‘JUPITER'

Europe’s most powerful supercomputer will allow researchers to run climate and weather models at kilometre scale resolution, enabling much more precise forecasts of extreme events such as heatwaves, heavy storms, and floods.

Our Neighbourhood

Final Decision on Gas to Egypt in 2025, with First Export to Europe in 2027

Energy the ‘cornerstone’ of Cyprus-Egypt relations, with plans to send Cypriot natural gas to European markets using Egyptian infrastructure.

Business & Finance

Vasiliko Contractor Hits Back Citing: 'Inexperience, Delays, Mismanagement'

CMC blames ETYFA for Vasiliko LNG terminal deadlock, reaffirms commitment to see Project through

Our Neighbourhood

Testing Times for a Small Island

Plans to modernise and expand Cyprus’ naval and airbases could improve the country’s standing in a volatile region but also trigger unintended consequences, making Cyprus vulnerable to the whims of powerful countries, friendly or otherwise, warn analysts.

Cyprus Divided

Turkish Cypriots Are Only Equal at the Negotiating Table, Says Erhürman

The race heats up for the Turkish Cypriot leadership with the two main contenders offering divergent visions of a future relationship with the Greek Cypriots.

Europe Enters the Supercomputing Big League with ‘JUPITER'

Europe’s most powerful supercomputer will allow researchers to run climate and weather models at kilometre scale resolution, enabling much more precise forecasts of extreme events such as heatwaves, heavy storms, and floods.

Final Decision on Gas to Egypt in 2025, with First Export to Europe in 2027

Energy the ‘cornerstone’ of Cyprus-Egypt relations, with plans to send Cypriot natural gas to European markets using Egyptian infrastructure.

Vasiliko Contractor Hits Back Citing: 'Inexperience, Delays, Mismanagement'

CMC blames ETYFA for Vasiliko LNG terminal deadlock, reaffirms commitment to see Project through

Testing Times for a Small Island

Plans to modernise and expand Cyprus’ naval and airbases could improve the country’s standing in a volatile region but also trigger unintended consequences, making Cyprus vulnerable to the whims of powerful countries, friendly or otherwise, warn analysts.

Turkish Cypriots Are Only Equal at the Negotiating Table, Says Erhürman

The race heats up for the Turkish Cypriot leadership with the two main contenders offering divergent visions of a future relationship with the Greek Cypriots.

NEWSPULSE

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Europe Enters the Supercomputing Big League with ‘JUPITER'

Europe’s most powerful supercomputer will allow researchers to run climate and weather models at kilometre scale resolution, enabling much more precise forecasts of extreme events such as heatwaves, heavy storms, and floods.

Final Decision on Gas to Egypt in 2025, with First Export to Europe in 2027

Energy the ‘cornerstone’ of Cyprus-Egypt relations, with plans to send Cypriot natural gas to European markets using Egyptian infrastructure.

Vasiliko Contractor Hits Back Citing: 'Inexperience, Delays, Mismanagement'

CMC blames ETYFA for Vasiliko LNG terminal deadlock, reaffirms commitment to see Project through

Testing Times for a Small Island

Plans to modernise and expand Cyprus’ naval and airbases could improve the country’s standing in a volatile region but also trigger unintended consequences, making Cyprus vulnerable to the whims of powerful countries, friendly or otherwise, warn analysts.

Turkish Cypriots Are Only Equal at the Negotiating Table, Says Erhürman

The race heats up for the Turkish Cypriot leadership with the two main contenders offering divergent visions of a future relationship with the Greek Cypriots.

NEWSPULSE

Plans to modernise and expand Cyprus’ naval and airbases could improve the country’s standing in a volatile region but also trigger unintended consequences, making Cyprus vulnerable to the whims of powerful countries, friendly or otherwise, warn analysts.