By George Soros European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has announced that Europe will need about €1 trillion ($1.1 trillion) to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. This money could be used to
By Dalia Marin As the COVID-19 pandemic escalates, the risks inherent in global supply chains are more apparent than ever. Rather than await a return to business as usual, with manufacturing activities
By Javier Solana As many readers may know, I was hospitalised in Madrid after having tested positive for COVID-19. My recovery has been slow, but the prospects are encouraging. Although remaining isolated
By Josep Borrell The contrast between the silence of Europe’s streets and squares and the tumultuous, painful reality in many of its hospitals is heartbreaking. COVID-19 has not only Europe but the
By Michael R. Czinkota and Michael L. Czinkota The coronavirus is the firing pin for major innovations. In many educational institutions, less than half of the customary study time is invested in this
By Nicolaos Artemis The use of Social Media Networks (SMN) is becoming all the more prevalent in our era. They are used mainly by young people, especially students, and they are an
By Theodoros Mantis In recent years, the aim of the state has been to promote Cyprus as an attractive investment destination and as a credible business centre, through the attraction and establishment
By Josep Borrell The geopolitical upheavals we are witnessing today underline the urgency with which the European Union must find its way in a world increasingly characterised by raw power politics. We
By Anna Theologou Following past failures of the Cyprus banking system emanating from bad banking practices through predatory lending, which caused the economic crisis, banks continued until recently to implement unsustainable loan
By Dr Andrestinos Papadopoulos, Ambassador a.h. The exploration and exploitation by Cyprus and Israel of their offshore hydrocarbon resources were at an advanced stage when in an article I published in ‘Politis’
