CYPRUS-PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION-SECOND ROUND

CYPRUS-PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION-SECOND ROUND

(230212) -- NICOSIA, Feb. 12, 2023 (Xinhua) -- Andreas Mavroyiannis, a former envoy to the United Nations (UN), votes at a polling station in Nicosia, Cyprus, Feb. 12, 2023. Mavroyiannis also ran as an independent and has the support of the left-wing AKEL party. The second round of presidential elections started in Cyprus on Sunday morning as more than 1,000 polling stations opened for voting. Two veteran diplomats are vying for the country's presidency for the next five years. (Photo by George Christophorou/Xinhua)

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