Talk:Cyprus Observer

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Sorry but the link to Cyprus Observer does not function!!!??? Does this newspaper really has the own webpage or not???

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"Next to Cyprus Today, it is the most widely read English language weekly newspaper in North Cyprus."

"Editorial articles in the Cyprus Observer are generally of a political nature and are non-aligned to a particular party or ideology. The paper also covers local news, sport, cultural events and entertainment."

"The Cyprus Observers' editorial stance seems to have become more centrist in recent years and columnists such as Niyazi Kizilyurek, Brian Self, Umat Uras and Nathan Morley have been recruited to place the paper firmly in the middle market."

"While not being overly-full of photographs, the paper prides itself in illustrating the news and opinion columns where necessary." --The long road homw (talk) 19:48, 21 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]