Archbishop Chrysostomos

Archbishop Chrysostomos II, the head of the Autocephalous Church of Cyprus, died on Monday after a long battle with liver cancer. He was eighty-one. He was renowned for his outspoken opinions on a variety of topics, including the Cyprus crisis...

The issue of missing persons cannot be resolved without the effective cooperation of Turkey, President Anastasiades has said. In a speech delivered on Thursday by Commissioner Photis Photiou at a Church memorial service for the missing persons of the 1974...

A Hungarian entrepreneur is planning to invest 7.5 billion euros in order to turn Paphos into a luxury tourist destination that resembles Dubai. His ambitious plans include the construction of an artificial island, as well as three or four large...

Archbishop Chrysostomos announced that US investors are interested in leasing the Ledra Palace hotel in the buffer zone of Nicosia. The Church holds the majority stake in the building which has now become the landmark of Nicosia. During their visit in...

With predictions by economic analysts that the harsh terms of Cyprus' 10 billion euros ($13 billion) bailout from international lenders will plunge the country into a long recession, Archbishop Chrysostomos said he sees difficult times for Cypriots. He characterized what...