Hidden behind a global Corona fog, East Med security is heading towards a major showdown. Turkey’s president Erdogan’s current chess play seems to be better than the moves being made by other
The situation regarding estate agents is not healthy and it is a cause of constant argument between property sellers, buyers and the agents seeking a commission. Most of the wrongs were corrected
By Sandra Nebritova Last week, the Swedish Financial Regulator issued yet another fine to SEB Bank – worth 1 billion Swedish Krona (€95.2 mln), one of the biggest fines in the regulator’s
Following the devastating consequences of the pandemic in the first half of 2020, we are now heading towards the second part of the year with a minor feeling of optimism as Cyprus
Nicos Anastasiades’ reshuffle is a clear indication that, halfway into his second term, the president is keen to embark on ribbon-cutting exercises than leave a legacy of peacemaker and economic saviour. The
In Cyprus privilege matters, it is the birthright of many who believed they are entitled to rule, reaping the rewards of their superior intellect and social standing. Traditional Cypriot politics cannot thrive
For democracies in the western world, the impression is that the citizens vote for a government, who in turn govern the country. This may be true in other countries, but not necessarily
By Sandra Nebritova Cyprus is one of those countries that actively advertises its real estate market and offers additional perks that can come with the purchase – such as residence permit or
By Andreas Theophanous Health conditions and economic circumstances in most third countries have been worse than those of EU countries even before the pandemic. One of the questions that arise is whether
News of the anticipated departure of Energy Minister George Lakkotrypis did not come as a shock, considering one of the longest-serving members of the Anastasiades administration had expressed his willingness to step
