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,
The dawn of a new era for the industry might be in sight as the world is now entering an era of green production through the application of clean technologies. It’s about
Those watching the heart-wrenching scenes of wildfires destroying Greece and the heroic effort against the flames have many Cypriots feeling it could be us. Cyprus is no stranger to wildfires, with the
As European concerns grow about its energy supply this coming winter, amid new threats from Russia to completely cut off gas flows while the war in Ukraine continues, energy issues are expected
Two years ago, when European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited to see the devastation caused by the infernal summer fires, she pleaded for the immediate implementation of community projects and
By Theo Theodorou There has been a complex relationship between the price of WTI crude and the US Dollar. Given that crude oil is denominated in USD, it was anticipated that a
Upgrading our hotels, restaurants, and hospitality centres, providing quality service to patrons, but the cost of the new changes is very high, especially for Cypriot budgets. Two flagships of Greek tourism (Mykonos
