. Capitalism succeeds if you are fit, healthy, agile, young and educated with everything going your way to be a productive member of society without being too much of a burden on
. After almost four years of construction, the new Nicosia square (Eleftheria) seems that it is reaching the end and with the delivery date set for early 2019. The square which will
. What seems to be different about the new consortium bidding to take over and develop Larnaca marina and port is that the investors are keen to help develop the town’s economy
. By Marinos Kineyirou Things are quite clear. Rent rises have taken uncontrollable dimensions. The situation in Limassol is tragic, with Nicosia following suit, while of course the situation in other towns
. ‘Brexit means Brexit’ was the defiant cry of British Cabinet ministers back in March 2017 when the UK handed its resignation to the European Union. Now, almost two years later, nobody
. Subject to a minimum acceptable standard we are often asked the question whether the quality of an office matters in terms of attracting business. Before we answer this question, we hereby
. By George Strovolides In today’s world which full of uncertainties, there are technological, and other advancements that play a catalytic role in our lives. There are many examples. Smart mobile phones
. International politics is a lot like the school playground, the big boys beat up the vulnerable and extort their pocket money, while the weak seek to make alliances with the tough
. The way the halloumi fiasco was handled this week, with the government sheepishly owning up to dropping the ball in losing the national cheese trademark in the UK, confirms an absence
. By Cyril Widdershoven Ongoing developments around the construction of an East Med offshore gas pipeline to Europe, involving Israel, Cyprus, Greece and Italy, could present the current participants with several severe
