. The 5th Southern EU Countries Summit (MED-7) in Nicosia, tackled a wide range of pressing issues. The leaders of Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal and Spain, have met not only
. By Harris A. Samaras The harsh economic reality of Brexit is that under any scenario, leaving the European Union will make Britain poorer than staying in, but in the event of
. Plan B or not Plan B? That is the question. The answer from most members of Britain’s parliament is that Theresa May’s Brexit Plan B looks remarkably like her Plan A
. The upcoming fifth Southern EU countries (MED7) Summit, to be held on January 29 in Nicosia, is a sign that the Eastern Mediterranean region has popped up on the radar screen
. Cyprus was feeling victimised again this week – it’s a common thread – over some nasty report from the European Commission suggesting that Nicosia is in the unscrupulous business of selling
. The government’s ‘green’ policy to introduce a ban on plastic bags in an effort to reduce waste and pollution of non-recyclable materials, seems to refer only to the colour of money
. From time to time we opt to “blow our own trumpet” regarding suggestions and solutions to the real estate problems that come up and which are adopted several years later. Twelve
. Assessing the current state of the Cypriot banking sector, one could say that 2018 was a year that substantial progress has been achieved yet still some major problems remain. Maybe the
. By Odysseas Michaelides Corruption is a devious plague that has a very wide range of corrosive effects on society. It undermines democracy, distorts policymaking and the rule of law, leading to
. There was a time when banking involved a manager on one side of a desk and a client on the other. Banks opened late and closed early and, if you were
