Global energy markets continue to be volatile, with major producers saying their cartel decisions to cut production and hike prices were justified. Saudi Arabia will keep supplying at least several refiners in
We have studied the Auditor General’s report and his negative position on the proposal to create a golf course in the Cape Greco area between Paralimni and Ayia Napa and the need
The European Parliament recently passed a new bill that aims to tackle climate change by reducing carbon emissions. This new legislation has significant implications for the real estate markets of Cyprus and
On 12 April, around 10 Cypriot professionals and others woke up to the shock of being sanctioned by the US and the UK and then losing access to their Cypriot bank accounts. Since there
If the government thought it would have time to settle and get a handle on running the country – it has been in power for 50 days, and the wheels are beginning
Ever since the financial crisis of 2011-2012 brought Cyprus banks to their knees, the owners and managers of legacy financial institutions have yet to learn from their mistakes. Cyprus was shut out
Eurostat recently published comparative rents, compiled with our contribution, for apartments and houses in the capitals of EU states, showing Nicosia has cheaper rents than most. The data also indicates that Nicosia
Information technology is one of the most dynamic fields constantly evolving and significantly affecting our daily lives: the way we live, the way we work and the way we communicate. However, the
The global financial system is undoubtedly going through a period of turmoil and uncertainty. Although the banking sector is admittedly in better shape than in 2008, the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
After decades of building a sound reputation as a leading maritime nation, with a pioneering tax regime that made Cyprus a flag of choice and not convenience, and as safety and eco-compliance
