Democratic Alignment News Today

Despite its best efforts, the government feels that the full extent of its work fails to resonate with the public, resulting in a prevailing sense of public disappointment.This was conveyed on Friday by President Christodoulides who sought the cooperation of the Democratic Alignment (DEPA) to promot

The plenary session of the House of Representatives approved on Wednesday the state budget for 2024 and the Medium-Term Fiscal Framework for the years 2024-2026. In total, 37 MPs voted in favour of the budget and 19 against.The budget was approved from the Democratic Rally (DISY), the Democratic Par

The political scene in Cyprus remains fluid, with potential shifts in the coming days. However, emerging trends suggest a specific direction is taking shape.On one hand, the Democratic Rallys (DISY) collaboration with the Democratic Party (DIKO) appears to have hit a snag concerning major municipal

In the lead-up to the local elections in Cyprus, collaboration efforts between the Democratic Rally (DISY) and the Democratic Party (DIKO) seem to be heading towards an official announcement of failure, particularly concerning major municipalities.While cooperation is not ruled out for smaller munic

The political landscape in Cyprus is witnessing a dynamic shift as party leaders from the three major parties, DISY, AKEL, and DIKO, grapple with indecision, internal divisions, and intricate negotiations.In contrast, the Democratic Alignment (DIPA), led by Marios Karoyian, is emerging as a pivotal

The Ministry of Labour is expected to prepare draft legislation that allows mothers whose infants are hospitalized in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) due to premature birth or other health issues, to choose the suspension of part or all of their maternity leave for the duration of their babys

The global crisis of capitalism, including rising inflation, the devastating consequences of the war in Ukraine, the slowdown of the global economy and the second recession in just three years, has also been felt in Cyprus. This has provoked a number of important workers’ struggles. This rising class tension and polarisation set the tone for the recent presidential elections.

A center-right former foreign minister and a diplomat backed by a left-wing party are going head-to-head in a runoff election this weekend after no candidate secured a majority in the first round of voting on February 5.

A center-right former foreign minister and a diplomat backed by a left-wing party go head-to-head in a runoff election this weekend after no candidate secured a majority in the first round of voting on February 5.

A center-right former foreign minister and a diplomat backed by a left-wing party go head-to-head in a runoff election this weekend after no candidate secured a majority in the first round of voting on February 5.