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Twists and turns of LNG debacle and who will be blamed

Speculation spun into overdrive on Monday over which officials in Cyprus might land in hot water over the liquefied natural gas project fiasco amid an ongoing probe into the matter by the European public prosecutor’s office. Depending on the news outlet, ex-president Nicos Anastasiades as well as former energy ministers Giorgos Lakkotrypis and Natasa Pilides […] Courtesy of Cyprus Mail | News…


June elections are ‘uncharted territory’

Officials are bracing for the logistical nightmare of the upcoming local and European elections, featuring a smorgasbord of as many as 20,000 candidates vying for the 3,500 public offices up for grabs. It has never been done before, and once it’s all over it will usher in the new system… Courtesy of Cyprus Mail | News…


Cyprus to request €152 million from Recovery and Resilience Facility

Cyprus will on Friday submit a formal request for the second and third tranche of payments from the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) which once granted will bring payments up to €400 million to date, an official with the finance ministry said on Thursday. “We are just hours away… Courtesy of Cyprus Mail | News…


Health minister steps in to union-Okypy fray

Public hospitals are the “backbone” of the national health care system (Gesy) but they must become competitive, the health minister said on Friday. Speaking on CyBC’s morning radio, Health Minister Popi Kanari said that she would be holding meetings with both the state health organisation (Okypy) and the six healthcare… Courtesy of Cyprus Mail | News…