By Haro Chakmakjian Southern California may have Hollywood, but Silicon Valley has a star of its own – not just tech glitterati — in the shape of a Jerusalem donkey chewing the
When news first broke 11 years ago about potential natural gas reservoirs lying offshore Cyprus, everybody jumped for joy, as if we had struck ‘black gold’, the energy commodity was ready to
By Michael Olympios A new regulation on sustainable finance has come into effect this month, and national regulators in the common market are scrambling to enforce it. The Cyprus Securities and Exchange
There were two Cyprus COVID-19 deaths recorded on Saturday, taking the total since the pandemic last year to 250, while total infections surpassed 44,300 as authorities grapple with a second wave. In
The tremendous impact that Covid-19 has had on livelihoods has dramatically affected businesses and workers alike, with many seeing their life dreams destroyed or waning, while some discovered opportunities to change and
By Demetra Molyva Cyprus Seeds is a pioneering, non-profit organisation based in Nicosia. Its mission is to assist the commercialisation of innovative research from Cypriot universities and place Cyprus on the world map of
New coronavirus cases continue to rise in Cyprus, with 361 infections announced on Friday, including the government spokesman, who had been vaccinated a week earlier. The health ministry said that the 361
The European Union’s medicines regulator has approved new sites for the manufacture of the Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna and AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccines, in a bid to significantly boost Europe’s supply of COVID-19 jabs. In
Bogged down by corruption scandals and an unprecedented pandemic, President Nicos Anastasiades’ popularity is at an all-time low since assuming office in 2013, as just one in three thinks he is doing
RCB Bank, who has recently become one of the leading players in merchant acquiring in Cyprus has introduced mobile POS services for delivery orders as well as restaurant table service. This new
