Divided but Ever Strategic, Cyprus Gets a New President
The outgoing president urged the party’s voters to safeguard the island’s Western orientation and its deepening alliance with Washington.
A former foreign minister of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, was elected as the new president in a runoff Sunday, pledging to revive stalemated reunification talks with the nation’s breakaway Turkish Cypriots and to form a coalition government with women filling half of the cabinet positions.
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