. * State ownership risks leaving too many skeletons in the cupboard * BY FIONA MULLEN I hope that it is not already too late to say this, but shareholders of the
. BY STAVROS A. ZENIOS Cyprus society lost four billion euros as a result of bank investments in Greek government bonds. This is a conservative estimate. Losses are expected to be much
The case for Cyprus DR. JIM LEONTIADES Cyprus International Institute of Management Too much borrowing. That is the common root of much of the current financial crisis. If growth is to be
. By Dr Olga Kandinskaia Cyprus International Institute of Management (CIIM) This particular question has been asked so many times since February 1, 2012, when the famous social network announced its decision
. The anti-austerity wave that is sweeping across Europe could spell more trouble for the Euro zone as ignorant politicians are riding the popularity train and demanding that taxes be hiked in
. BY SHAVASB BOHDJALIAN Greek voters punished the mainstream parties and rejected the tough austerity package dictated by the Troika, with New Democracy and Pasok losing their majority in parliament. Though the
. BY SHAVASB BOHDJALIAN Its election time in Europe and one after the other, incumbent governments are falling, giving their place to populist candidates who are urging Europe to shift direction from
. BY GEORGE MOUSKIDES Unfortunately in Cyprus we all, from the political leadership down to the last citizen, act as if on a self-destruction crusade. Examples of this unacceptable behaviour and line
. By Andrestinos N. Papadopoulos, Ambassador a.h. For us Cypriots, China is not only a friendly country with a rich cultural heritage, but also a strong supporter in the political and economic
. The pro-labour government is facing a dilemma, once again. It is having a hard time fending off criticism about its inability to help the low-income households and the working class, while
