in-cyprus3 Jun 2026

How much longer will this farce go on?

The trial of Giorgos Tattis and Oz Karahan — prosecuted for offences related to hanging a banner reading “REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS: THE ONLY SOLUTION” at the October 1, 2024 parade — lurches from one adjournment to the next.

This time the prosecution witnesses failed to appear, and the farce continued. A farce, because nobody is prepared to take responsibility for dropping the charges and putting an end to a saga that makes a mockery of democracy and justice alike....

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