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16 January 2025 - In favor of further opening of checkpoints

Volt fully supports the opening of as many checkpoints as possible in Cyprus. Every new checkpoint that is opened is a hole in the wall of division and a step towards the unity of our island. The policy that opposes the opening of checkpoints is destructive, perpetuates division, contributes to the creation of borders on the island and is in complete contradiction with the recommendations of the United Nations Secretary-General, as well as with the real interests of the Cypriot people.

16 January 2025 - Audit Service Report on the Government Health Services Organization (OKYPY)

The Auditor General's Report on the Government Health Services Organization (OKYPY) for 2022 was discussed today before the Parliamentary Audit Committee.  

15 January 2025 - Volt files complaint over Ministry of Justice's declaration

In recent days, there has been a great deal of uproar over the announcement by the Ministry of Justice and Public Order regarding the new procedure it intends to implement in relation to the payment of fines imposed using the traffic cameras of Conduent Inc.  

12 January 2025 - Tragic negligence or incompetence?

Volt is following with concern the revelations surrounding the murder of a 24-year-old from Pakistan. This incident adds to a series of cases related to inadequacy, incompetence and corruption, seriously damaging the prestige and credibility of the Force in the eyes of public opinion.

Any barriers to comprehensive humanitarian aid delivery in Gaza must be lifted

At the beginning of this month, 118 Palestinians were killed and 760 injured while attempting to access humanitarian aid in the west of Gaza City. The “flour massacre” is unjustifiable and we support the demand from the European Union diplomatic service for an impartial international investigation.

International Day of Women and Girls in STEM

International Day of Women and Girls in STEM

Cyprus of 2024 back in 1984

The previous ones also did political favours, but they kept up the pretence by appointing members of the opposition parties, thus consciously maintaining the balance in the old party and clientelistic system.

Rational Use of Police Forces

The announcement by the new Minister of Justice and Public Order, Marios Hartsiotis, of armed police patrols in city centres, has put Volt on alert.

Support for Yiannis Armeftis for the Mayorship of Limassol

Commencing with our endorsement of Yiannis Armeftis we call on our friends, members, supporters, and every citizen of Limassol to join their voices with ours.

Crime in Kouris

The Audit Ofiice’s investigation into illegal fish farming and unauthorized dining areas assigns responsibilities at various levels, highlighting the lack of transparency and accountability in our state.

Respect for the taxpayer - we say NO to unreasonable benefits.

Legislative proposal by MP Alexandra Attalides that restricts excessive benefits enjoyed by former Presidents of the Parliament and the Republic

Human Rights' Day

Today humanity celebrates the International Human Rights Day.

Announcement on the dispute between the Auditor General and the President of the RoC

With regret, we observe another episode unfold in the ongoing series between the Audit Office and the President of the Republic, reinforcing once again the inadequacy of politics and public life.

Children's Day 2023

World Children's Day 2023 serves as a reminder to all states and organizations that no society has a future unless it ensures that every child has the opportunity to learn, develop, and thrive in a safe and supportive environment.

Environmental Crime in Akamas

Volt Cyprus condemns the environmental crime committed with the government’s tolerance and complicity, while knowing very well that the legislation on Natura 2000 is above any national law or decision.

Independent officials and the rule of law

The Constitution of Cyprus provides that the independent state officials – Attorney General, Auditor General, Governor of the Central Bank, as well as their deputies – are jointly appointed by the President and the Vice President of the Republic.

Climate Crisis

The climate crisis is one of the most serious challenges we face in the 21st century. Drastic actions and substantial investments are needed to mitigate its impacts.

United Cyprus

The necessity of the solution and political equality.

Ceasefire. Now.

As Volt in Cyprus we express our concern about the situation in the neighbouring Gaza Strip and stress that there must be an immediate ceasefire.

Foundation of Volt Cyprus

Nicosia, 26 October 2023

The economic vision of Volt Europa

Volt Europa was born out of a vision for a united Europe that ensures the well-being of all Europeans and future generations. We, at Volt, strongly believe that the path forward requires a thriving economy that drives Europe’s prosperity in a sustainable way.