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Government’s Stance on Media Surveillance Raises Concerns

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The European Media Freedom Act’s Article 4 has raised concerns over potential surveillance of journalists under the pretext of national security. Despite government assurances that surveillance would require a court order and link to terrorism or serious crimes, critics argue that this could undermine media freedom and diversity.

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House President Advocates for Retention of EU Member States’ Veto Power

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The House President, Annita Demetriou, passionately advocates for the retention of EU member states’ veto power to maintain balance, protect smaller countries, and prevent a divided Europe. Demetriou’s concerns are especially relevant to Cyprus’s unique challenges, and the upcoming European Council meeting will address proposed legislative amendments that could potentially abolish the veto power.

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