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871. Lawyer accuses himself of fraud

A private attorney is facing charges after he filed a complaint against himself alleging he had faked the attorney general’s signature...

872. New US Ambassador to Cyprus presents credentials

873. Women Fit for Business

874. You can call it political karma

With the re-election of Nicos Anastasiades, many were puzzled with Harris Georgiades’ decision to insist that he not be reappointed finance minister. Having a clear path ahead of him and a brewing storm miles away, shouldn’t he be entitled to leaving while things were still good?...

875. Will the US and Turkey break up over Russian S-400?

876. Lebanon warns against EastMed gas pipeline

877. You know why

'You know why' was the nuanced slogan of DIKO party MP candidate Fytos Constantinou who was running his election campaign in 2011. The catchphrase was simple and smart according to communication experts, sending a message to all those who benefited from his presence in the Defence House committee...

878. Letter claims hospital official preys on female staff

Female nurses and cleaners at a state hospital are being sexually harassed by an official who uses his status to threaten women according to an anonymous letter...

879. CMA fires back at whistleblower doctor

The medical council of the Cyprus Medical Association has dismissed allegations from a former member, who accused his colleagues of undermining efforts to implement GESY...

880. Patient group hails medical cannabis law

A patient advocate group has given its seal of approval to the new legislation on medical cannabis, which regulates a number of issues including the use of medicinal marijuana...

881. Tsipras, Zaev nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

882. Our View: Auditor’s actions lack moral compass

883. Independent MPs to support SYRIZA’s parliamentary group

Six Greek independent lawmakers who backed the government in a confidence vote on January 16 told Parliament President Nikos Voutsis they will approve any future legislation submitted by ruling SYRIZA, thus ensuring its majority in Parliament....

884. School canteen drug allegations fire up debate

Cyprus police are hitting back at allegations that a school canteen in Limassol was selling drugs, landing the source of the claims in the hot seat...

885. Wess Mitchell and the musical chairs in the Trump foreign policy team

886. Limassol pediatricians reject GHS terms

887. 'We will miss you' - Germany pleads with the British to stay in EU

888. Council of Europe briefed on Cyprus justice developments

889. Greek Foreign Ministry: Russia undermines Prespes peace deal

890. Brexit vote: May asks MPs to take a second look

891. Supreme Court condemns 'unprovoked' accusations

892. Brexit is in peril May warns ahead of parliament vote

893. Chryssafinis & Polyviou rejects nepotism allegations

894. Supreme Court meets amid allegations

The Supreme Court is scrambling to address bombshell allegations of bias and special interests, while the government says it does not want to interfere out of respect of separation of powers...

895. Relations of Injustice: Nepotism in Supreme Court

896. Attorney asked to prove bombshell allegations

Attorney Nicos Clerides is being asked to show proof in writing of allegations he made last month regarding children of Supreme Court judges and special interests...

897. Hackers leak German Politicians' personal data

898. Apple cuts sales forecast as China sales weaken

899. Key points in US Defense Secretary's resignation letter

900. CBC introduce sharper rules against the so-called “Shell and Letterbox Companies”

The central bank of Cyprus has redefined the definitions of the so-called “shell and letterbox companies”, in an attempt to tighten the directive for the prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing...