. By Yiannis Tirkides Cyprus has made substantial progress in addressing its key risks in the crisis and continues to do so as significant vulnerabilities are still present. Debt dynamics have turned
. There was a sigh of relief from the expat community when, in April 2016, a bill was passed making cremation legal in Cyprus. Since cremation doesn’t figure in the Cypriot culture,
. The retaking of the U.S. House by the Democrats will soon allow them to exercise checks and balances and stop the Republicans from going down a slippery slope. Otherwise, the party
. Taking a walk in nature is a relaxing thing to do if stress levels become tinged with anxiety and the urban cluster becomes too much. Cypriots like the idea of nature,
. Cyprus is the last energy-isolated member state of the European Union, with nearby Crete in a similar conundrum as it faces a spine-crunching fine from the European Union for not decommissioning
. For those of us who keep a close watch on the Famagusta region’s development, it appears that this region is taking a beating by many who either do not appreciate the
. By Doros Aresti Demand for cruise holidays has been rising steadily over the past decades. According to the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), 27.2 million passengers are expected to travel by
. They are islands on the fringes of the European Union; two former British colonies that struggled for independence and became friends with their old rulers once they had achieved it. They
. Cyprus has entered the gas era. Both recent and past developments testify that the oil and gas sector can bolster the Cypriot economy. The next decade will be different from the
. By Andreas Poullikkas Do you drive an electric vehicle and live in Norway? If so, then you are among the 52% of Norwegian drivers who have invested in the ever-growing trend
