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931. Tsipras to call confidence vote this week

932. Forget fantasy Brexit, UK tells lawmakers

933. Child molester bill heads to Cabinet

A new tough bill on sex offenders is in the works that would give judges more leeway in setting terms for convicted child molesters who get out of jail, including where they can live and whether they can access online porn...

934. Israeli minister urges Airbnb boycott, talks up rival service

935. Brexit: Speculation on number of no confidence letters grows

936. Who wants to be Britain's next prime minister?

937. UK Brexit Minister Dominic Raab Resigns

938. After cabinet backing, May girds for Brexit battle in parliament

939. The name deal and Kammenos’s endgame

940. May's opponents vow to thwart Brexit deal as Britain agrees on divorce terms with EU

941. Cabinet approves patient choice of doctor

The Cabinet has approved the regulations pertaining to choosing primary doctors under the looming healthcare plan in Cyprus...

942. EU Commission to recommend exempting Britons from visas after Brexit

943. Akinci: It is not clear what Anastasiades wants

944. Analysis: The President’s speech

945. In setback for Trump Democrats seize US House control

946. Food for Thought

947. Governance as important as security and guarantees

948. Surveillance bill heads to the House

Two controversial phone tapping bills are heading to the House next month, giving law enforcement officials better tools to carry out covert surveillance but also providing more checks and balances...

949. More agencies sign up under new golden visa rules

Over four hundred agents in Cyprus are seeking a permit to be golden visa providers as criticism from the EU and stricter terms introduced by the government point to fierce competition among them...

950. Persuasion and force

951. Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias resigns

952. Greece and the many changes in the Trump administration

953. Cyprus opens bids for offshore energy exploration at block 7

954. Bridging proposal puts an end to education crisis

Union teachers and government officials are closer than ever to restarting dialogue, following the adoption of a bridging proposal that appears to have ended the long dispute...

955. From reality TV to the UN, Trump to wield Security Council gavel

956. Government seeks lawful ways to counter strike

State public schools remain empty during a 48-hour strike that started Tuesday morning, with teachers threatening to take legal action and the government seeking ways to defuse the situation...

957. EU’s migration Commissioner in Nicosia for talks

The European Union’s top migration official is on a visit to the Republic of Cyprus, where he will hold discussions with a cabinet subcommittee on dealing with the influx of migrants and refugees...

958. Government scrambles to counter teacher strike

The government is putting together measures to minimise the impact of next week’s teacher strike, with the education minister saying he is willing to pick things up with the unions from where they were left off at the last handshake...

959. State budget goes to Cabinet

The President’s Cabinet is taking on the budget during a meeting on Thursday, expected to approve a whole host of new construction projects for the upcoming fiscal year...

960. Teachers and government clash over strike

Union teachers decided Wednesday to go on a rolling strike, starting with a 48-hour industrial action next week while warning the government this is only the beginning...