Dr. Pavlos Koktsidis of International Relations Comments on Cyprus Parliamentary Elections on Dion TV

Dr. Pavlos Koktsidis, Associate Professor of International Relations at Anatolia American University, appeared on Dion TV in a discussion with reporter Dimitra Makri to analyze the outcome of the recent parliamentary elections in Cyprus and the broader political trends shaping contemporary Europe.

Drawing on his expertise in international relations, political extremism, and European politics, Dr. Koktsidis discussed the resilience of Cyprus’ traditional political parties despite strong anti-establishment rhetoric during the campaign, as well as the rise of the nationalist-right ELAM party within a wider European context.

The professor also examined the impact of migration on voter behavior, the declining centrality of the Cyprus issue in parliamentary elections, and ongoing concerns regarding democratic trust and electoral participation.

The interview reflects Anatolia American University’s strong commitment to public engagement, academic excellence, and informed analysis of major international and regional developments through the contributions of its faculty members.