POLITICS

DIONYSIS DIONYSIOU
Director of Politis Newspaper. Born in Limassol, he studied history at AUTH (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) and Queens College NY. He started as a journalist in 1986, working in newspapers, magazines, radio and television. Since 1999, he is a Publishing Consultant at Politis newspaper, and from 2016 its Director. He lives in Nicosia.
Podium
Five Policy Contradictions on the Cyprus Problem
Inconsistent reasoning, depoliticisation and mixed signals have weakened strategy, legitimised paralysis and strengthened the other side.
Policy Analysis
Cyprus in the Battle of the Elephants
Reflections on the UN General Assembly: Power politics, rivalries and small-state vulnerabilities
THE HIVE
GSI: A Pipeline Without Political Orientation
Let’s be honest. Turkey puts forward improbable and at times irrational claims, but that does not mean, that it has no rights in the Eastern Mediterranean. Nor is it right for Greece, Cyprus, and Israel to pre-emptively exclude Turkey from every energy project they prepare to implement. This happened in the case of the EastMed natural gas pipeline, and it is happening again with the GSI cable.
THE HIVE