. BY BRADY COLLINS Association for International Arbitration Since the financial crisis, the instability of several EU member states has caused commercial conflicts to erupt, making companies weary of forming new, viable
. The past year has seen an upsurge in public scepticism about climate change, following the perceived failures of December’s Copenhagen summit and rising concerns about the accuracy of climate science. This
. The police rightly want to find ways to curb unnecessary accidents, just as they want to clamp down on football hooliganism and other violence associated with a frustrated youth in a
. Leo Sterling, the UAE’s premium property portfolio manager, has discovered new investment offerings in London, particularly catering to investors from the Middle East, as recent studies have shown that investor sentiment
. Last week that ebullient winemaker, Costas Tsiakkas, proposed we accompany him to investigate the new Sushi menu at the Vintage wine bar in old Limassol. I reviewed it, favourably, shortly after
. BY COSTA VAYENAS One of the oldest misconceptions in the field of economics is that trade has something to do with competition. When talking about competition, we usually mean sports. The
. Two years in, the present administration still seems confused over what it wants for the economy – does it want to raise the standards of living of the working class or
. At a lunch-time “do” not long ago, I happened to chum up with a visiting Italian food and wine writer. The five-star hotel’s buffet was excellent and we both enjoyed an
. BY MARIOS EFTHYMIOU During a recession like the present one the world is suffering from, everyone looks to find other ways to make money. These could be new ideas or services
. BY ALEXANDER MCCOWAN In 2006 when Cyprus played their first international rugby game against Greece, they clearly displayed their standing as the newest member of the European Federation, by turning up
