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US Tells Cyprus: Work with Turkey Over Energy Or Left Alone - Vimarsana News

US Tells Cyprus: Work with Turkey Over Energy Or Left Alone

NICOSIA - The need to get away from the European Union relying on energy from Russia, highlighted by the invasion of Ukraine, means Cyprus should work with Turkey to find energy off the island, US Under Secretary of State Victoria Nuland said. That was a win for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erd

Cyprus: displaced Ukrainians adjust to life in Russia-friendly resort - Vimarsana News

Cyprus: displaced Ukrainians adjust to life in Russia-friendly resort

Once known as a refuge for wealthy Russians, the tiny state has taken in more than 3,000 Ukrainians since the start of Putin’s invasion

Unease in the air as Cyprus 'ghost town' rises from the ruins of war | Cyprus - Vimarsana News

Unease in the air as Cyprus 'ghost town' rises from the ruins of war | Cyprus

Unease in the air as Cyprus ‘ghost town’ rises from the ruins of war Varosha, once a chic resort, is being rebuilt in the latest move of Turkey’s power play in the eastern Mediterranean A postcard from the glamorous beach resort of Varosha, a suburb of Famagusta in Cyprus, before the Turkish occupation in 1974. A postcard from the glamorous beach resort of Varosha, a suburb of Famagusta in Cyprus, before the Turkish occupation in 1974. Sun 18 Jul 2021 03.00 EDT “Do you want to ride or walk?” asks Seyki Mindik. The municipal employee points under the fierce July sun...

Stung by graft and corruption, Cyprus holds elections for new parliament - Vimarsana News

Stung by graft and corruption, Cyprus holds elections for new parliament

By Michele Kambas NICOSIA (Reuters) -Cyprus held elections for a new parliament on Sunday in a process likely to show a decline in support for major parties, and abstention by voters angered over corruption scandals. More than 10 political parties or formations are seeking 56 seats in a vote that will likely not produce an absolute majority. Elections are held every five years, and political parties are anxious to avoid a repeat of 2016, when one in 3 registered voters abstained. Cyprus has an executive system of government, but Sunday's vote is a key gauge of popularity for an administration ...

Voters head to polls in Cyprus parliamentary election - Vimarsana News

Voters head to polls in Cyprus parliamentary election

Ultra-nationalists look to exploit the anti-establishment mood over the ‘golden passport’ corruption scandal.