With 75 days into Nikos Christodoulides’ administration, the ethical issues of appointments seem to be piling up. And this is not exclusive to the incumbent government. After the miscalculated selection of an
Real estate takes many forms, such as a place of business, for touristic purposes, and as a store of value, to name a few. It also impacts associated industries like building insurance,
By Sandra Nebritova The recent sanctions imposed on a number of Cypriot companies and individuals has cast yet another shadow on our beautiful island. As reported previously, the sanctions have been imposed
By Moody’s Analytics The details to April’s U.S. consumer price index were more favourable than the topline figure would suggest at first glance. Excluding food and energy, the CPI was up 0.4%
DBRS Morningstar Analysis The outlook for the Republic of Turkey’s presidential and parliamentary elections, which are scheduled on May 14, 2023, is highly uncertain. For the first time since Tayyip Erdogan was
Tony Christodoulou, widely considered a pioneer and father of public relations in Cyprus and beyond, has died. He was 80. For five decades, Tony was known as “Mr British Airways” and “Mr
The former ruling party, Democratic Rally, is once again going to the polls this weekend to elect the highest officers of its party leadership, as well as the executive council members. After
By Moody’s Analytics The U.S. economy had perked up in the second half of 2022, with growth averaging near a modestly above trend 3%. However, this came on the heels of declines
The Cypriot Government, in an attempt to attract foreign investment to the island and to help economic recovery and further economic growth, introduced Regulation 6(2) of the Aliens and Immigration Regulations which
Cyprus has proven this week that its strategic location makes it an invaluable partner and friend in the region, even if it likes to cut financial corners. During the week, Britain evacuated
