. By Costis Stambolis Greece’s ailing industrial sector looks likely to contract further in line with the country’s continuing recession, which registered nearly -4.0% in 2013 with bleak prospects for a rebound
. By Oren Laurent President, Banc De Binary The ongoing political tensions in the Ukraine came to a head in November 2013 when then-president Victor Yanukovich rejected a trade agreement with the
. Although the Cyprus media scene is admittedly still immature, with broadcasters and publishers on occasion getting carried away by nationalist or other sentiment, allowing every Thomas, Yiannis and Costis to air
. Marcuard's Market update by GaveKal Dragonomics Markets were taken off-guard by a sudden depreciation of the renminbi in the past week. Are we seeing the end of the era of RMB
. By Oren Laurent President, Banc De Binary We’re all guilty of remarking on the weather obsessively in our social interactions. When is the last time that it rained and you refrained
. What’s the point of having “essential services” if we can’t protect them? Who decides when power is switched on and off in Cyprus? And, why have there been no arrests of
. * The Joint Research Programme of Cooperation between Cyprus and Israel * By Michael Harari Ambassador of Israel The recent announcement of the Joint Research Programme of Cooperation between Cyprus and
. * Development of skills, management and leadership capacity of local government organisations in Cyprus * By Marios Constantinou Training Officer A’ Cyprus Academy of Public Administration The Cyprus Academy of Public
. The European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi takes the spotlight this week as the market’s attention turns to Friday’s Consumer Price Index data release for the 18-member Eurozone state. Volatility
. Defence Minister Photis Photiou had some very interesting things to say in recent comments about reforming the National Guard which, alas, were simply not appreciated by the general public. All that
