It took several years of hard-fought negotiations among social partners in Cyprus to conclude a national minimum wage, set in stone earlier this year, with an option to increase it in the
By Nick Kochan Western law enforcement agencies are closing the loopholes in sanctions policies in a bid to ratchet up the pressure on anyone seeking to circumvent sanctions on Russia. A period
In a previous article I reported on the introduction of a new tax on the sale of real estate (which is the responsibility of the seller) and wondered how the Government that
By Eva Psalti Climate change refers to the long-term change in temperature and its variation from typical weather patterns. Although the Earth’s climate has been changing throughout its history, since the industrial
When Nikos Christodoulides was campaigning for the Cyprus presidency and even after he was elected, he was basically declaring that “the buck stops here”, and that he would not tolerate abuse of
A new property tax was introduced in February 2021, but because of a mess up at the House of Representatives, the tax was actually introduced in October 2022 and refers to a
Data’s transformative role in real estate offers growth and efficiency opportunities in an ever-evolving industry By Thomas Dimopoulos The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in real estate and more specifically in
The financial oversight of the public sector in every democratic country is as important as the political oversight itself. That’s because public trust in state institutions, the pillars of any democracy is
With the world falling apart as wars in the Middle East and Ukraine rage on, the British Prime Minister decided to pick a 200-year-old fight with Greece. Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis
It seems that women’s rights are not taken seriously in Cyprus, worst of all by women themselves. The argument about narrowing and eventually closing gender gaps in the workplace, business, public service,
