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
By Zacharias Kapsis The European Commission has decided the maritime passenger route between Cyprus and Greece is a general economic interest service under current EU rules and can thus be supported with
By Andrie Kypridemo As if the haircut on deposits required for the bail-in of banks in March 2013, and the credit constraints that brought Cyprus businesses to their knees, weren’t enough, just
By Dr Damien Gatinel Our eyes can play an important role in the spread and prevention of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Using extensive research in the field along with ophthalmologist Dr Adrien
Cyprus beach development-coastline is the only one which is reducing. If one is 50 or 100m away from the beach as long as it has pedestrian access to it, will not matter
By Sandra Nebritova It has been several weeks now, that the media is buzzing about the leaked information on the individuals that have managed to obtain Cyprus citizenship. Investigations were quickly opened
At the Med 7 summit in Corsica, French President Emmanuel Macron said Europe needed “a more united and clear voice” on Turkey. He said Ankara’s actions with its rogue drilling activities near
Contrary to belief, the universe does revolve around Cyprus, I don’t know how it came to this, but you won’t discover the reason using quantum physics. Soon after I warned that Cyprus
Seeking validation as a useful ally to Washington comes with strings attached in a volatile region where Turkey is ready to pounce and Russia is like a bear with a sore head.
