. With the mid-2019 date for the Greek elections getting closer, stakeholders are clinging on to power for as long as they can until a new administration takes over or the Syriza-Anel
. Five years ago, the Cyprus economy was in ruins and its casino banks were the laughing stock of Europe. Fast-forward to the where we are now, and it would have been
. During a time when the Cypriot dams were overflowing, we paid a visit to several of them to enjoy God’s Blessing and the most pleasant natural environment. We visited Yermasoyia dam
. The government’s decision to reform the state broadcaster and cut back on CyBC’s commercial advertising revenue, in exchange for a bigger annual payout by the taxpayer, was a welcome move but
. Forecasting the degree to which the sale of Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) will affect the real estate sector is not an easy task. The debate originates from the decision of the Bank
. There was a mass protest in Nicosia this week by school teachers unhappy that the government wants to initiate reforms in education which they don’t like. Like most public rows in
. After David Cameron messed up on the matter of Brexit, we follow closely the reactions of businesses and individuals regarding whether Cyprus will possibly benefit or lose from such an event
. Many moons ago, the then-presidential commissioner and current Interior Minister Constantinos Petrides made some bold declarations about government reform, with the process now spilling over into a second administration but little
. By Costis Stambolis The current energy planning of the Republic of Cyprus appears to be under threat following a detailed proposal submitted last month by Greece-based Energean Oil & Gas,
. By Ioannis Tirkides The Turkish lira plummeted on 10 August dropping by almost 15% in the day against the US dollar after US president Donald Trump announced the doubling of
