financialmirror.com going from strength to strength

Record visitors from U.S. (70%), Europe (20%) August hits reach 1.56 mln ‘Cyprus’, ‘Turkey’, ‘Helios’ top news searches The Financial Mirror’s website, www.financialmirror.com, has been going from strength to strength, with the

Company Law amended

The House of Representatives unanimously approved amendments to the Company Law with regards to the way the International Accounting Standards are applied while in the case of companies not applying the standards,

MPs reject conditional abolition of road tax

Members of the parliamentary committees of Finance and Communications rejected Tuesday the conditional abolition of the six-monthly or annual circulation tax that would have seen retail fuel prices raised by as much

Talat must accept EU role

Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat must accept the important role of the EU in a Cyprus solution, British High Commissioner Peter Millett said Tuesday. Invited to comment on Talat’s statement that

Realistic versus desirable

What opinion polls say Remarks by Gustave Feissel about aiming for what is achievable rather than desirable makes it an appropriate moment to revisit research carried out in at the turn of

Seek “what is achievable, not what is desirable”

Solution “impossible” if Turkish Cypriots “thinned out” Former United Nations Assistant Secretary-General Gustave Feissel echoed the late Archbishop Makarios last Wednesday by urging Cypriots to “seek what is achievable, rather than what

Cyprus Mail turns 60: oldest newspaper on the island

The English-language daily Cyprus Mail celebrated its 60th anniversary Wednesday by distributing 15,000 copies free of charge. The island’s oldest newspaper was launched six decades ago today by Iacovos Iacovides, father of