Tonia Stavrinou

Opinion

Promises and the system’s guard dogs

The parliamentary elections are over. The television panels have fallen silent, along with the endlessly talkative candidates who, for...
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Attractive “packages” from fertility centres in the occupied north

Two British women sought IVF treatment at a fertility clinic in the occupied north, and between them had two...
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The new digital shopfront of sexual exploitation

Until last week, Leonid Radvinsky was completely unknown to the general public. His name and photograph emerged in the...
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Until the shame changes sides

Rape is not a "misunderstanding" open to interpretation based on the victim's behaviour or choices. It is always the...
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Strategic necessity and political dogma

Another serious geopolitical discussion has turned into an ideological debate. In the midst of the Middle East war — and...
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Now that we know, what do we do?

Not so long ago, if you talked about a global economic and political elite pulling the strings behind the...
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Property appropriators and goodwill appropriators

Convicted criminal Shimon Aykut has built thousands of villas, hotel complexes, and luxury developments across the occupied territories—all on...
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The demagogy of the “threatening foreigner”

For some political forces, immigration isn't a problem to solve. It's a problem that must be kept alive. The "dangerous...
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Politeness is one thing, political will is quite another

When a former President of the Republic passes away, it's only natural to hear and read eulogies about their...
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Development without water: the Cypriot paradox

Cyprus is living through its worst water crisis, now staring directly at the threat of desertification. The numbers are...
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Decent housing in the country of high-rises

The moment young people decide to find a flat and claim their independence, they'll smash straight into brutal reality....

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