Real estate property tax has been abolished; however, the Municipal taxes remain in place. These taxes are based on January 1, 2018 valuation as prepared by the Land Registry and a certain
By Christos Kalli You talk about them over souvlakia, during the casual, let alone weekly, thirty-people family gatherings. You turn to the last thing they said when the conversation dries up. If
By Nikolas Ioannou BNP Paribas has released its second 2020 report regarding the property market outlook post-pandemic, presenting forecasts about real estate in uncertain times. The obvious differentiation regarding the previous report
The expected establishment of the East Med Gas Forum (EMGF), with its headquarters in Cairo, Egypt, has been formalized and signed. The EMGF is now an official international regional organization, set up
By Ravi Bangar The doors have been slammed shut on Huawei 5G networks in the US, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and much of Europe (its largest market outside China). The UK is
Freedom of expression is one of the fundamental principles of democracy. And if we want to believe that we live in a true democracy, then this freedom, be it in art or
EU leaders will congregate in Brussels next week in a socially distanced fashion to take stock of the COVID-19 pandemic, China, digital transformation, and relations with Turkey. Any way you slice it,
The generally accepted dictionary meaning of the word treason is “the breaking of moral commitment for personal benefit, cause of damage by fraud and damage to one’s country”. We will concentrate on
By Dr Daniele D’Alvia Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs) are cash-shell firms set up, as their name indicates, with a special purpose: to conduct an acquisition. Their capital is raised via an
By Dr Andrestinos N. Papadopoulos (Ambassador a.h.) The coincidence of the visit to Cyprus of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, on September 8, with the 60th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between
