Early Presidential Campaigning: The Unseen Cost for Democracy ↗
Front page leadFive analysts detail the consequences of a prolonged pre-election period on governance, institutions, and citizen trust.
Cyprus
The front page of Politis news website from Cyprus features a range of domestic and international stories. Key domestic issues include early presidential campaigning and its impact on democracy, a public health concern regarding Legionella, and the new rector's vision for the University of Cyprus…
Five analysts detail the consequences of a prolonged pre-election period on governance, institutions, and citizen trust.
Details the American plan for Libya's unification, Turkey's role, and the background of the Turkish-Libyan Memorandum.
A case in a newborn brings prevention measures and information gaps regarding Legionella to the forefront.
The new Rector of the University of Cyprus discusses essential autonomy, academic freedom, and the link between knowledge and society.
Examining the crucial changes on the table at EDEK's statutory congress regarding its future.
Details of APOEL's upcoming match against Omonia 29M.
Art O’Leary explains how citizen assemblies, with randomly selected members, bridge the gap between voters and politicians and build consensus.
Eni is reportedly preparing to sign contracts worth up to $1.8 billion for subsea natural gas infrastructure in Cyprus.
Statement by Liolios upon his resignation to allow for the proper functioning of basketball.
The international press discusses the energy crisis, diplomatic maneuvering, and fears of renewed conflict amid the war in Iran.
Millions of Americans head to the polls for the midterm elections as Donald Trump casts his vote.
The football player Alvarez's journey from facing criticism to achieving redemption.