We Have Reached the End of the World

The article is a satire of the political scene in Cyprus, sparked by a dispute between journalist Kostas Kareklas and politician Feidias Panagiotou. The author ironically comments on the confrontation, referring to past political situations and personal attacks. He criticizes the superficiality of political debate and the tendency for self-promotion. The author refers to Kareklas's criticism of Panagiotou, considering it unnecessary and counterproductive. He points out the hypocrisy of politics, where people often attack each other to gain political capital. He uses humorous references and analogies to emphasize the lack of seriousness in the political debate. Furthermore, the author comments on the decision of Marios Karogian not to run in the upcoming parliamentary elections, expressing the belief that this decision is not due to fear of defeat, but to his desire to give opportunities to young people. However, he acknowledges Karogian's contribution to the political scene. The article concludes with a broader critique of the state of politics in Cyprus, characterizing it as an era of 'the end of the world', where substantive discussion and honesty have been replaced by superficiality and self-promotion.