The state's finances are doing well, Cyprus is getting richer, but Cypriots are becoming poorer because there is no effective redistribution that would protect those who are struggling. (translated)
When knowledge is expressed freely, without taking into account electoral purposes! A reform must take into consideration current and future generations, not the next elections. (translated)
I criticized the refusal of the Turkish Cypriot leadership to accept our assistance in the rescue operation at the deadly shipwreck, speaking to @stella_savva on the show "@enimerosi_omega" of @omegatvcy. In the face of an unspeakable human tragedy, it doesn't matter what language. (translated)
Cyprus is becoming richer. Cypriots will become poorer. Cyprus is the champion in Europe in inflation. The value of each Cypriot's 100 euros fell to 94.8 in August. (translated)
A myth propagated by those who have settled for the status quo, meaning the cementing of division, is that those of us who struggle for the reunification of our homeland are supposedly ready to accept any solution. I tried to deconstruct this misleading narrative. (translated)
Unfortunately, the Turkish Cypriots did not accept our assistance. It is unacceptable for people to be at risk and for lives to be lost due to formalities. No entity is recognized or is recognized through humanitarian actions. What a pity. (translated)
"It is the scourge of our times, when the crazy lead the blind." King Lear The division is being cemented... And some think they will silence the voices of reason with mud and the mobilization of medieval methods. "I'm not going to cry. I'm not going to be afraid." Giannis Aggelakas (translated)
We have reached the 5th of the Cypriot issue. We are worried about the solution while we feel safe with the occupation. We are skillfully managing the maintenance of the status quo, ignoring the national risks for our future. (translated)
The messages from the United Nations have been clear for a long time... And some of us who were reading between the lines warned society and especially the President in time. Now the data, based on what was said by Mrs. Olguin, are absolutely clear and fully coincide with (translated)
"You caught the hint, president, but you pretend not to understand. Finally, not all issues are personal, whether you will go on vacation or not, but whether a 'blank check' will be given on the national issue." "We will become even better friends if you truly overcome the obstacle of a..." (translated)
Guterres, leaving Cyprus, told us clearly – at least to those who do not bury their heads in the sand and insist on understanding what is happening: "I decided on a five-party meeting, but first decide on the opening of even one checkpoint, agree on the methodology and the basics." (translated)
Unfortunately, the recent developments regarding the Cyprus issue are not good. More work is needed to create conditions that favor the next step towards negotiations. More work in the process and more work on the content before the (translated)
Welcoming the UN Secretary-General, his first statement should not go unnoticed. Commitment to finding a comprehensive solution. And not just negotiations. (translated)
We hope that the fire that broke out in the area of Kalou Choriou Larnaca will be brought under control. The priority is the protection of people, their homes and properties, as well as the natural environment. Alongside the firefighters, forest firefighters, civil defense, and volunteers. (translated)
We do not have the luxury to treat the coming days as just another diplomatic process. The imminent presence of the UN Secretary-General in Cyprus represents a pivotal moment. Perhaps the most important opportunity in recent years to meaningfully reopen the https://t.co/J4YmbfkQZG (translated)
July 20, 1974. The day Cyprus experienced the tragic consequences of the invasion. A wound that remains open as long as our homeland continues to be divided. Occupation cannot become a norm. And managing the deadlock cannot be our strategy. (translated)
The official announcement of the UN Secretary-General's visit to Cyprus confirms the seriousness of the international efforts being made for the Cyprus issue. These are not just symbolic moves. They are substantial actions at the highest level of the UN. Like the moves of the EU a few days ago. (translated)
Two weeks ago, carefully analyzing the geopolitical developments and watching events, I made the political assessment that serious developments in the Cyprus issue are imminent. Based on what is happening in the last hours, with information from reputable foreign press and not. (translated)
Things are becoming serious regarding the Cypriot issue. A new informal conference is being prepared for the next two months. And it seems that they will dive into the deep end, abandoning the confidence-building measures and the technical issues. As it appears, everyone will be judged in Geneva on whether they are ready for a Strategy. (translated)