. The problems with title deeds is well known and because of Troika’s pressure the government has introduced a couple of interesting laws in order to bypass the problems, so that the
. It takes a lot for Cypriots to be woken from their false sense of security as only events of seismic proportions usually rattle society from its navel-gazing. Events earlier this week
. It’s no use talking about road safety and reducing the death toll among motorists, when half the blame is on the poor condition of Cyprus roads, with the problem exacerbated by
. By Mona Sukkarieh Preparations for the launching of Lebanon’s second offshore licensing round have begun. The Lebanese Petroleum Administration has published a tentative timeline for the tender, which will be officially
. It is interesting to record the change in shopping habits of the Cypriot consumer. Initially, the corner grocer was replaced by larger shops and then the latter by the very large
. It is no use talking about ending the energy isolation of Cyprus. This cannot be done either through ambitious and strategically sensitive gas pipelines, or by way of electricity interconnectors to
. There is going to be some static coming from New York next week when the Cyprus problem gets a mention in the corridors of the United Nations before more serious matters
. By Michael Doherty LACK of clarity about the terms of Brexit is causing huge concern to British industry, commerce and to the 1.3 million citizens of the United Kingdom living
. By Floros Voniatis, CEO Chair of the Council, UCLan Cyprus According to recent research, Higher Education in Cyprus is proving to be a very promising business sector which provides a substantial
. Cyprus likes to get involved in all kinds of schemes that enables it to believe it is making a meaningful contribution to the planet. As a smallish island, Cyprus tries to
