We go on holiday for different reasons at different times of the year to recharge our batteries and escape the daily routine. Some want to get away as far as possible where
The best way to get the European Union on board in a final push to help resolve the ‘Cyprus problem’ would be to regain the trust of our EU partners, some of
The current European natural gas markets still are looking at very high price settings, while demand is below historical levels, and supply could be hit by Asian demand increases. Since the Russian
The inflation rate in Cyprus is declining but still high [at 6.7% in February]. Interest rates are low, 1.29% for household deposits and 1.27% for business deposits. In addition, there are no
By Jerome Schneider, Portfolio Manager at PIMCO The challenges roiling some regional banks in recent days have stressed financial markets as investors and depositors have been forced to consider the basic safety
The former ruling Democratic Rally, licking its wounds having lost the presidential elections, has won a last-minute reprieve with the majority of party members electing House Speaker Annita Demetriou as their new
Transatlantic trade disputes are moving to a new US-controlled rhythm and increasingly, the US is acting without consulting its European allies. Because of the EU’s deep and growing security dependence on the
The topic of government involvement in housing is contentious, with various opinions and approaches to how housing should be provided and managed. This issue has become of interest in Cyprus due to
Energy markets were quite volatile over the last few weeks, as the EU issued a new efficiency directive which sets 11.7% total energy consumption reduction target by 2030. This will put increased
A senior UN diplomat arrived on the island this week to bolster morale and offer words of support from the secretary general. On her first visit to Cyprus, UN Under-Secretary-General Rosemary DiCarlo
