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Fintech opportunities to reach $12 trln by 2030

By Nicole Phinopoulou There are two major trends that will continue to affect the international economic scene in the coming years, excluding the new balances created by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. One

19th March 2022

Comment/Guests/Life & Society

Beware of fraudsters who thrive on crises

By Sandra Nebritova The latest events with the war in Ukraine have shaken the world and had a massive impact on a number of aspects of life, social as well as business.

19th March 2022

Comment/Guests/Life & Society

Vladimir Putin and the risk of World War III

By George Soros Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24 was the beginning of a third world war that has the potential to destroy our civilisation. The invasion was preceded by a

13th March 2022

Comment/Guests/World

20 years on, euro is reflective of a common European identity

By Paschal Donohoe, Constantinos Petrides and Ministers of Finance, members of Eurogroup Twenty years ago today, around 300 million Europeans held a brand new currency in their hands, the euro. From Lisbon

1st January 2022

Comment/Cyprus/Europe/Guests

Recovery plan obligations and non-performing loans

By Nicole Phinopoulou On September 17, 2021, the Financing and Loan Agreements with the European Commission were published in the Official Gazette of the Republic, thus subsequently authorising the immediate disbursement of

6th October 2021

Cyprus/Guests

Biden’s vision for a new era of diplomacy

US President Joe Biden outlined his vision of the world at the 76th UN general assembly in New York and how he plans to lead America into a new era of diplomacy

3rd October 2021

Comment/Guests

Buying an older apartment

As modern apartments are experiencing an increase in values in Cyprus, there is growing interest for the older units as well. If an older apartment or building is maintained at an acceptable

3rd October 2021

Comment/Guests

Human rights lawyer launches pro-solution bid for president

Achilleas Demetriades is no stranger to the political spectrum in Cyprus. As a human rights advocate he became known over the decades after winning a string of cases against Turkey at the

2nd October 2021

Comment/Guests

Fuel prices coming down as OPEC+ boosts output

By Charles Ellinas Following the OPEC+ (OPEC plus Russia) agreement on Sunday to raise crude oil production by 400,000 barrels/day each month, starting from August, Cypriots should see a fall in fuel

20th July 2021

Energy/Guests/Markets

COVID19: Poland’s New Deal

By Mateusz Morawiecki We live in amazing times. But, unfortunately, the last dozen or so months have been marked by health concerns and fears about the future. Many Poles wondered whether they

1st July 2021

Comment/Europe/Guests