Cyprus Mail5 Jul 2026

Tales from the Coffeeshop: Why did govt miss chance to laud Cyprus role?

WHO would have thought it would ever have been possible for the Nik II government to have a big international meeting on the sunshine isle and treat it as a big secret, the prez not making a single public boast about its significance.

A two-day meeting of President Donald Trump’s creation, the Board of Peace, which would supposedly bring peace and prosperity to Gaza, was held somewhere in Kyproulla but the government pretended it knew nothing....

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