. BY COSTA VAYENAS For outsiders, Japan is a land of mystery, formidable but opaque. Our perceptions are often little more than clichés that we try to apply, in vain, to an
. The Department of the European Studies and International Relations of the University of Nicosia, in collaboration with the Cyprus Center for European and International Affairs and with the co-sponsorship of the
. BY PETROS MAVROS We recently heard that the measures the Cyprus government introduced to boost tourism will continue into the year 2010. The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism through the
. With the financial services and professional sectors of our economy absorbing most of our young and highly qualified graduates, essential everyday vocations such as plumbing, electricians, mechanics and builders are becoming
. The Muhanna Foundation is hosting its 16th annual regional conference in December which will study “The Demographic Ageing under the Shadow of Economic Crisis: Employment-Human Resources-Retirement”. “For the first time in
High joblessness spurs call for tax credits, other steps By Caren Bohan WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – As the U.S. unemployment rate climbs toward 10 percent, President Barack Obama is facing a rising clamor
By Wayne Cole Australian employment surged past all expectations in September and the jobless rate dropped in what might be a surprisingly early turning point, adding to the case for more interest
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
