. Journalists are usually blamed for getting the message wrong or concocting fake news to generate clickbait on social media, but the one thing organisations, governments and institutions fear is bad publicity.
. Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is riding a wave of success in just under five months in office, the cherry on the cake is the dozen or so bilateral trade deals
. By George Soros The fall of the Berlin Wall on the night of November 8, 1989 dramatically and suddenly accelerated the collapse of communism in Europe. The end of travel restrictions
. Recently we experienced a fallout between the main banks (Bank of Cyprus and Hellenic) with the union of bank employees (ΕΤΥΚ) that resulted in strike action. There were a number of
. Optimism returned to Cyprus, as Nicosia announced not only a strengthening of regional security cooperation with its neighbours but also announced a $9.3 bln natural gas development plan with international oil
. So, here we are dear readers, now we have received the bill of €1,200,000 for foreign companies to carry out the due diligence investigations regarding the passports issue (as we are
. By Pedro Sánchez In 1978, Spain created and ratified a fully democratic constitution. That historic document was endorsed by almost 88% of voters in a referendum. In Catalonia, where turnout was
. While Cyprus grudgingly conceded it may have sold tyrants, fugitives and five-star undesirables a Cypriot passport there was another slither of bad news wedged between the debris of the island’s investment
. Ever since the first edition of the Financial Mirror was published on March 17, 1993, we have tried to remain faithful to the editorial standards we set back then, with a
. By Makis Georghiou Assured his administration remains intact after four months, Kyriakos Mitsotakis continues on his economic roadshow, only this time, the Greek prime minister is not pitching an upcoming IPO
