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about usA new generation of fast-breaking news from Cyprus and the region, CyprusNewsReport.com is factual, concise and unbiased. We are an independent e-news website and not controlled by political parties or big business interests.

Since our launch in July 2009, we have published over 6000 articles and hundreds of thousands of readers have discovered CyprusNewsReport.com's factual, fresh and balanced approach to news from the island and region. Members have their own accounts and are able to add content such as Blogs, stories of interest to them, Fora and Classifieds. Our target markets are the island’s 165,000 strong expatriate community, and bi-lingual Cypriots living or studying abroad.

The site covers Cyprus Politics, People, Environment, Business and Education as well as a Classifieds section. CyprusNewsReport.com is environmentally friendly as it does not have an offline print version, leading also to lower running costs and benefits to advertisers.

Prize-winning journalist and editor Sarah Fenwick has extensive experience as a reporter working in the Cyprus media and for Thomson Financial News where she covered financial news in Switzerland. She has also reported on music, business and politics in Cyprus. She says:

"We think of CyprusNewsReport.com as a combination of credible news and community-generated sites like Wikipedia. The idea is to have professional journalists generating the core news, and citizen journalism from socially-aware activist groups like non-governmental organisations (NGOs) as well as contributions from other subscribers interested in having their say in the media."

CyprusNewsReport.com was founded in July 2009 by Sarah Fenwick and Pawel Mandalian.  

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Poll

Do you think Cyprus should leave the euro and return to the pound?
Yes, we're too exposed to the eurozone's woes
62%
No, we can get through the crisis and benefit from the euro
24%
Undecided, there are pros and cons on both sides
13%
Total votes: 418