I recently initiated a robust LinkedIn dialogue highlighting the challenges Cyprus confronts in our modern era. Central to my post was the urgency for digital reform, commitment to sustainable urban planning, transparent
Mesut Hakkı Caşın, the Turkish president’s advisor on security and foreign policy, indirectly hinted at the possibility of harm to UN troops in Cyprus should they infringe upon what he termed the
The cost of energy in Cyprus has long been expensive, whether fuel for transport or electricity for household and commercial use. And nobody seems to care. When prices at petrol pumps peaked
The summer holidays are almost over, and I thought of side-tracking a bit, following the season’s most popular sport – eating out. Although not directly related to real estate matters, it helps
Without fanfare or declaration, the Attorney General has decided that a British pensioner who killed his wife to end her suffering should still be behind bars and maybe die in prison. A
There seems to be a fine line between speaking the truth, no matter the cost, and stretching it (or covering it up) to accommodate one side’s argument. This is best seen on
During any holiday season, especially the summer, many people go on vacation for an extended period, with complete neighbourhoods practically empty, so there is no protection of your property from prying eyes.
This is a reminder of the government’s role in housing and providing access to education and healthcare. Governments establish policies to address housing affordability, offer financial assistance for housing, and support the
Since the World Happiness Report was published ten years ago, Cyprus has been lingering in the “partly miserable, mainly unhappy” range, ranking 46 in the latest report, with some reasons similar to
There is a Cypriot saying that “Cypriots eat as if it is their last meal and build as if they will live forever”. This is a true reflection of the local reality,
