The threats fired against Cyprus this week by Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, as far-fetched as they may seem, should not be taken lightly. The Shia cleric and leader of the militant group
With the Cyprus government scrapping the €1.2 bln concession for the development of the Larnaca marina and port this week, one can only wonder if all public contracts are now under scrutiny,
Election debates are well underway on almost all national and local television and radio stations, with the same pattern of mostly boring discussions expected to continue until the eve of ‘Super Sunday’
It’s been 20 years since Cyprus joined the major eastward enlargement of the European Union, firmly becoming an integral part of the community that currently numbers 450 mln. The country has benefitted
The sixth Leading Maritime Cities survey released this week declared Singapore as the world’s premier shipping centre. Not surprisingly so, considering the city-state topped nearly all the indicators resulting from data, research
The Church of Cyprus is suffering from a major public image problem, with its leadership not realising that its reputation is dwindling, and fast, suggesting that brotherly love has long gone out
A month from now, on April 26, politicians and the media around the world will recall how the 1986 explosion in the Chernobyl atomic plant was the worst nuclear disaster in history.
After six months of Israeli airstrikes and ground operations in Gaza, countering the deadly October 7 Hamas attacks, EU leaders finally called for a cease-fire, in a show of unanimity. The Palestinians
Cracks are starting to show in the Cyprus government’s ‘photovoltaics for all’ scheme, aimed at encouraging households to install solar energy panels on their rooftops in order to meet the EU’s climate-neutral
Although the latest statistics showed that inflation in Cyprus came in lower than expected, and below the Eurozone target average of 2%, that could justify a cut in interest rates, the situation
