Podium
ViewPoint: Gaza Must Guide Us
From destruction to fragile hope, Gaza’s ordeal shows the price of confrontation and the need for compromise.
UN
Cyprus Divided
UNFICYP Downsized Due to Global Cuts in Peacekeeping
The 800 ‘blue helmets’ in Cyprus have seen a 34-troop decrease as part of new funding cuts across nine peacekeeping missions, putting even further pressure on the already downsized force to fully meet its obligations.
Wider World
Who Will Be the Next UN Secretary-General?
Since its founding in 1945, the UN has never elected a woman Secretary-General
Policy Analysis
Cyprus in the Battle of the Elephants
Reflections on the UN General Assembly: Power politics, rivalries and small-state vulnerabilities
POLITICS
International Law Not Enough for Cyprus Settlement, President says as Alliances Needed
Christodoulides said he was being realistic, as such a small Republic needs to prove it can provide solutions, regional and beyond.
