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Small states like Cyprus need European security, Yale historian Westad says

A world of trade, dialogue and interdependence can still stumble into catastrophe. In 1914, fear, nationalism and miscalculation turned...

Panos Tsakloglou: Taxing global wealth stumbles upon political will

The long-term dynamics of wealth accumulation continue to work in favour of those who already hold significant capital Global private...

Ronald Meinardus: Saxony-Anhalt election tests Germany’s resistance to the far right

The ballot on September 6 in Saxony-Anhalt is no ordinary regional election. It has taken on the character of...

Dionysis Tsirigotis: Turkey is expanding its geopolitical footprint, creating new realities for Cyprus

The security agreement between Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia adds another critical link to the geopolitical chain now taking...

Charalambos Alexandrou: Turkey had been trying to dismantle the Republic of Cyprus since 1963

Fifty-two years on, Cyprus is still searching for answers about the causes, the mistakes and the omissions that led...

Konstantinos Makris: Worrying rise in child cancer, urgent need to investigate the causes

The rise in new childhood cancer cases in Cyprus over the past decade has sounded a loud alarm. While...

Cyprus leads Europe on drinking water access but not on trust in tap water

Can we turn on the tap and drink the water without fear? The answer is clear: water from the...

Nina Bandelj: We don’t see children as people, but as capital we invest in

Money becomes a language of love. Paying for tutoring, travel or extracurricular activities doesn't feel like economic calculation —...

New British PM will be judged by his results, Cypriot diaspora president says

Seven prime ministers in less than a decade. The latest resident of Number 10 Downing Street is Andy Burnham,...

“We haven’t seen the worst yet,” warns meteorologist on Cyprus heatwaves

Meteorologists and experts warned us in good time. That the mercury would rise, that even more temperature records would...

Minas Lyristis: Cyprus’s NATO accession is not realistic today, but strategic convergence is achievable

The upcoming NATO summit takes place at one of the most unstable moments in recent decades, with the war...

War was “lost from the start” for US and Israel, professor says

Against the backdrop of a fragile ceasefire that has yet to harden into lasting peace, the Middle East is...

Antonis Klapsis: Nicosia, Athens need strong ties with Tel Aviv but also open channels with the Arab world

The ceasefire that ended the conflict between Iran and the United States may have removed the immediate risk of...

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