ViewPoint: Guterres Signals Zero Tolerance for Empty Cyprus Talks
The UN chief is demanding tangible progress from both leaders, making clear that another round of talks without substance will not suffice.
New York May Open the Door, But Cyprus Is Not Yet Ready to Walk Through It
Holguín’s telephone briefing to Guterres, substantive contacts between the negotiators and Christodoulides’ pursuit of an announcement restarting negotiations have generated cautious expectations. Yet declining trust, an unfinished review of past convergences and disagreement over the rules of a new process could still prevent diplomatic movement from becoming genuine progress.
There Is No Single European Far Right: From Alice Weidel to ELAM's "Fatherland-Religion-Family"
ELAM, AfD, Le Pen, Meloni, Wilders and Orbán are often placed under the same political label. But behind their shared hard line on migration and emphasis on national sovereignty lie major differences.
ViewPoint: ELAM and Its Flirtation With Hunters
How ELAM's environmental committee move echoes a wider far-right pattern across Europe.
How Many Quacks Are Operating Right Under the State's Nose?
The quack of 2026 doesn't necessarily go around with herbs and folk remedies. He may wear a white coat, own extremely expensive machines, have a flawless website and an impressive Instagram. The question, though, is what the state is doing preventively.