. By Dr. Andrestinos N. Papadopoulos, Ambassador a.h. The visit to Cyprus of the Israeli President Shimon Peres (2-4 November 2011) has been characterised as historic. The praise is richly deserved, as
. The government seems to be undecided over whether it wants to boost development and growth (and collect more taxes) or if it would rather deter spending in the economy and slow
. The Cyprus Stock Exchange’s Emerging Companies Market (ECM) recorded a new milestone in its history following the debut of bonds on the Exchange in addition to the recent listing by Wargaming
. GEORGE MOUSKIDES The economic crisis in Cyprus has significantly affected property values downwards over the last three years. What can we expect for prices from here? If someone wants to buy
. Cyprus is about to get on a runaway train headed for tax rises that could not have come at a worse time – as Europe and the euro zone tries to
. The Risk Watch Column By Dr Alan Waring Financial Mirror readers may recall that four previous Risk Watch articles have discussed the major hazard risk issues arising from the Mari-Vassilikos disaster
. In the Greek section of the Financial Mirror last week, we ran a story about Jet2.com promoting paragliding in the North only, whereas the airline promotes itself as carrying passengers to
. BY DR. JIM LEONTIADES The Cyprus International Institute of Management Public unrest in Greece has reached boiling point. After three years of austerity the only word from the government is that
. In the efforts of the powers-that-be to have full control over all matters related to energy, they have succeeded in once again demolishing what little trust and confidence had remained in
. BY SHAVASB BOHDJALIAN The Bank of Japan (BOJ) acting on orders of the Japanese Ministry of Finance surprised markets on Monday by intervening massively in the forex markets, selling the yen
