Greek Cypriots will elect their president on Sunday (4 February), facing the same choice as at the previous vote five years ago.
Incumbent president Nikos Anastasiades, from the centre-right Democratic Rally (Disy) is seen as the favourite to win a second term against Stavros Malas, an independent candidate who is backed by the Communist Progressive Party of Working People (Akel).
The right against left run-off is as much about the economy as about the future of peace talks with t...
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