In a democracy dear reader, one has to use due process and procedures and the ballot box to get things done. One would have hoped that with so many processes and procedures
Cyprus is now tainted as a holiday destination that is unsafe for young women to travel following the furore surrounding the conviction of a 19-year-old British woman for falsely claiming she was
By Ivanka Pittelkau Precious metals were on a glistening run in 2019; Palladium extended gains for the fourth straight year, in fact, it surged more than 50% in 2019 alone. Platinum had
There are some things you can see coming your way from next year while other events will happen totally out of the blue, the same counts for what Cyprus can expect. It
As we approach the end of 2019 it is always a good idea to look back at the year, evaluate the performance of our economy, but at the same time consider what
By Dr Nicos Koussis Seven years after the financial crisis that severely hit the banking sector and Cyprus receiving a €10 bln international bailout, the economy has for many, exhibited a remarkable
By Panos Danos The conclusion of 2019 is that the real estate market is changing faster than ever and requires constant innovation, updating and transformation. The positive trend will continue in the
By Cyril Widdershove Even though the international community is apprehensive about the regional power projections of Turkey’s president Erdogan, now threatening a possible maritime conflict after he signed an EEZ agreement with
By Antonis Loizou With the Xmas spirit coming up we thought of writing a “light” article on the subject of real estate. A country which is better known as a holiday destination
Cyprus President Anastasiades has entered the festive spirit by phoning up his friends in the neighbourhood to remind them this is the season of giving and it was time to show their
