To correct the wrongs in our own “house”, that of the construction industry and the various consultants involved, some of us are not happy, based on our experiences, regarding the quality of
The 36th annual conference of the International Investment Funds Association (IIFA), held in Cyprus from October 23 to 25, concluded with resounding success. Regarded as one of the premier global forums in
Pleas from the UN warning of a severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza has failed to shift the dial to get water, food and medicine through the Egypt crossing to weary Palestinians. There
After each new administration is voted into office, we hear promises of a facelift that will “redefine the Cyprus economy”, and the island will be transformed into a hub, from a financial
The recent events in the Middle East and the war between Israel and Hamas caught Cyprus by surprise (as in most countries). It is a terrible, primarily humanitarian situation, the effects of
Japan’s Mitsui said the world lacks enough LNG for energy transition. Announced natural gas projects in the world still won’t make up for the supply needed when considering the energy transition that
Distinct from recent bank blow-ups, Signature Bank and First Republic, some banks are doing extremely well in this high-interest rate environment. Their balance sheets are not riddled with low-interest-rate mortgages like most
Oil prices edged above $90/barrel this week, even as the US and Venezuela agreed to a deal that would ease restrictions in exchange for a freer presidential election in the country next
Perhaps no question concerning the Middle East and Europe today has been more loudly voiced than “What is Turkey doing?”. And rightfully so, Turkey, once hailed by the international community as a role
As usual, it came without warning, another bitter conflict on Cyprus’ doorstep threatening to spill across the region and destabilise the economy. Hamas gunmen went on the rampage in southern Israel, slaughtering
