On 15 December, the European Commission announced the official adoption of the minimum tax rate across its territory, effective as of 1 January 2024, less than one year from now. The relevant
A study published in the scientific journal ‘Environmental Research’ presents the first comprehensive review of how climate change impacts people’s health in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East (EMME) region. It identifies
For the last few days, 120,000 Armenian men, women, and children have been deliberately trapped by Azerbaijan in their ancestral homeland, Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh). Azerbaijan has blockaded them, and they are now completely
That Cyprus-Egypt relations are at their highest level is an evaluation that represents an indisputable reality. We should go back in time to trace the relations of Cyprus with the Egypt of
Undoubtedly the law amendments on the registration and acquisition of a temporary residency permit in the Republic, published on the government website, will affect British nationals relocating to Cyprus post-Brexit. Those of
New technology can enable the economic recovery of important metals from mining waste created decades ago, improving resource efficiency, and contributing to CO2 reduction while facilitating the rehabilitation of abandoned mine sites
Recently the European Parliament took a decisive decision on the future of Europe. It approved the Reporting Rules on the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) to make the EU a global leader
Alternative Investment Funds have consistently been selected as asset managers’ and investors’ preferred vehicle for investments. In the eyes of many, alternative investment funds have developed to represent the evolutionary immediate of
It has already been noted, and it is a generally accepted fact and now a given that Social Entrepreneurship is part of what is called the social economy. Social Entrepreneurship is gaining
With increasing healthcare demands and challenged capacity, does private health offer a better alternative to social insurance? Or does private healthcare put profits before patients? Recent experience in the UK and elsewhere
