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
By Dr Andrestinos N. Papadopoulos, Ambassador a.h. The recent statement by the Russian Ambassador to Greece, Andrey Maslov, concerning Turkey’s provocative actions in the Aegean and the EEZ of Cyprus, prompted me
Travel is not such an easy option in the coronavirus-riddled landscape of social distancing, temperature checks and the need to prove you are COVID-19 negative. Even the President had to call off
It would seem that we are alone in the wilderness of a mess that the construction sector and entire Cyprus real estate market finds itself in. I have been writing for the
By Marinos Kineyirou The Covid-19 pandemic and measures taken to stem the spread of the virus were also an opportunity to put our economy to the test once again after the 2013
After three months of writing about the trials and tribulations of facing up to the coronavirus pandemic in Cyprus, I thought maybe its time to change the scenery, as there’s only so
Cyprus state officials need to brush up on their restoring public confidence skills, as people are tired of them sweeping everything under the carpet or blaming ‘the system’ for everything from corruption
I have read comments by Interior Minister Nicos Nouris on the subject of issuing planning permits within a very short period of time and the issue of building permits within the same
We’ve been told the economy is going to rebound as businesses have re-opened quicker than expected under the tough lockdown regime. A doomsday cloud that hangs over the key tourism industry also
