. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Dear Sir Taking for granted that Mr Sylikiotis and the government are genuinely trying to fix this huge problem (“Title deeds reform bills to generate €160 mln”,
. BY COSTA VAYENAS Spare a thought for the late Willem Duisenberg, first President of the European Central Bank. He was mocked during his tenure not only for his spectacular hair but
. BY PETROS MAVROS The question raised here is if in Cyprus we have any kind of plan. It is clear that the answer is, “No”. This is very easy to confirm
. Former Health Commissioner Androulla Vassiliou has been given the portfolio for Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth in Jose Manuel Barroso’s new executive team, an office that will probably have the greatest
Weak EU response raises questions about its ambitions By David Brunnstrom U.S. President Barack Obama's European allies are unlikely to send as many troops as he wants to Afghanistan but some analysts
By Simon Rabinovitch and Aileen Wang Meng Ni and Fan Zhiqing said "I do" to each other in the same month that they said "we do" to their real estate agent. China
. Cyprus’ energy challenge arises from its expanding economy and rising standard of living, relying almost exclusively on imported fuels to satisfy its energy needs. Last year, according to our trade minister,
. BY GEORGE PAPANICOLAOU In the 2009 survey of the Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index, Cyprus ranked 27th, an increase of four positions from last year survey and its score climbed from
. OZAY MEHMET A bold prediction may be in order: if Mehmet Ali Talat is defeated in the upcoming presidential elections in the north, the bigger loser will be Demetris Christofias. With
. The UN Population Fund's annual report released last week blames overpopulation for climate change, saying contraception is needed to mitigate it. The problem is not weather or over-population, it's bad government
