We were told that the President’s trip to Strasbourg was a resounding success; we know this because we were told so. And if the government says they are being taken seriously in
The visit to Israel this week of Energy Minister George Papanastasiou highlighted the urgency with which some infrastructure projects must be fast-tracked and delivered, preferably ahead of schedule. A series of power
Concerns about a global economic slowdown impacting demand overshadow Saudi Arabia’s promised output cuts. The market sentiment has also been affected by rising fuel stocks in the US and disappointing Chinese export
As the date of the NATO summit (July 11) in Vilnius approaches, the question of Sweden’s accession to the alliance is gaining currency because of Turkey’s opposition. On May 16, 2022, the
Something is changing in Larnaca, with many projects going on in the public and private sectors. What is noticeable is the ongoing “renovation” of the old town extending from the coastal line
Follow-through from last month’s G7 meeting, when “increased deliveries of LNG” and “publicly supported gas investments” were endorsed, has started to emerge. US public finance has started to flow for LNG, despite
How scary is artificial intelligence? It’s already changing our lives, and there’s no way of knowing how far it will go to control us or become an invaluable asset to humanity. We
Greece appears to be at the forefront in implementing the EU’s green agenda for a 55% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions – compared to 1990 levels – by 2030 and a 42.5%
The new EU framework agreement for teleworking is expected to come into force on July 1, setting in stone the definition of remote working, which reached a critical point during the coronavirus
We tend to think that Cyprus has a problematic legal system with the result that in addition to the time it takes to secure a court decision, those in the wrong get
