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People in Cyprus are living in uncertainty. They bear witness to governance that has failed them and excels in improvisation, scandals, and misunderstandings. The situation has reached unacceptable levels: The rule of
It is now generally accepted that 2021 has officially signalled a new era for humanity and business. An era dedicated to Sustainability and Sustainable Development as compliance with the United Nations Agenda
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On 15 July, I had posed the question “A Truth Commission for Cyprus?” But, unfortunately, not much discussion was generated, and obviously, no answer was given. Things have perhaps now changed since
The OPEC+ group of oil-exporting members plus Russia and others agreed to stick to its April 12 decision to increase crude oil production by 400,000 barrels per day every month and return
Mainly because of the rapid development of technology, visually impaired people can now use assistive technologies relatively often. Many individuals with disabilities do not only face everyday problems, but they also encounter
By Nicole K. Phinopoulou This article concisely develops another defining pillar of being the more significant component of how effectively Sustainable Development is to be achieved. More specifically, Sustainable Investing or, in
By Dr Andreas Poulikkas The United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recently published a new study on global warming and its future effects. The lengthy paper, written by 234 scientists
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