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The “famous” law with its subsequent amendments By Chris Iacovides In a previous article, I considered bankruptcy and its repercussions, with specific reference to the difference between Annulment and Discharge. Discharge is

. BY GEORGE MOUSKIDES The property sector is at the centre of the world economic crisis. In Cyprus, the repercussions of the international crisis that began in the summer of 2008 are

. Last Friday’s sweeping operation by the police to rid the centre of Nicosia of the growing number of illegal immigrants raised a lot of issues that need to be addressed by

New concept in Cyprus The Library Hotel – Wellness Retreat, Kalavassos Reviewed by Matthew Stowell What happens when a poet-winemaker-gourmet with high-culture affinities in literature, music, art, philosophy and design aesthetics—one who

By Adrian Croft British opposition leader David Cameron, widely expected to be prime minister after an election next year, will face pressure to flesh out his plans to cut a soaring budget

Cameron in the spotlight  Britain's opposition Conservatives would face a series of thorny issues if they beat the ruling Labour Party in a national election due by next June. They include: PUBLIC

. By John O’Donoghue Last Thursday, the US Dollar Index, which measures the dollar’s performance against a currency basket comprised of the Canadian Dollar, Yen, Sterling, Swiss Franc, Euro and the Swedish

. By Matthew Stowell In the cosmography of Cyprus wine, Chris Lambouris has been a late bloomer. Just as the grapes that stay longer on the vine before harvesting can become more

. The G20 meeting in Pittsburgh aims to subsidise recovery, cut government deficits, boost trade and protect failing industries – an impossible juggling act. These well-published analysts suggest getting back to basics

. BY GEORGE MOUSKIDES During the past few weeks, information has come to the fore according to which the Commercial and Cooperative banks have created a special committee that will prepare a