. BY FIONA MULLEN The Cyprus economy has been undergoing a silent transformation over the past few years as the relative importance of the tourism sector declines and the relative importance of
. BY APOSTOLOS CHARALAMBOUS The psychology of the public as regards buying property has grown more positive during the last few weeks. Today, people are beginning to seek out property, specifically in
BRA… BRA…. BRA…. As a less than worldly-wise lad in my early teenage years, a more sophisticated school friend enlightened me as to the differences in meaning between “Brassiere” and “Brazier”. We
. Members of the Rotary Club of Nicosia-Aspelia donated a brand new 15-seater minibus worth 27,000 euros to the Cyprus Anti-Cancer Society to help the 3,000 cancer patients who need to travel
Letter to the Editor Dear Editor I refer to your excellent editorial, "What do future MEPs say about corporate dominance?", May 13-19 issue, which raised an issue very close to my heart.
. Our favourite Finance Minister, who on occasion seems to fall victim to the same blunders as other colleagues in the Cabinet, has finally showed that he is talking sense by announcing
Harmonious notes at Lophou Harmonious notes at Lophou Costas Violaris has a flair for agro tourism, a love of his village and a feeling for business. A market gardener by training and
By Paul Taylor "All political careers end in failure," the late British Conservative Enoch Powell famously said. And perhaps all political cycles end in scandal. The outcry in Britain over politicians' expenses
By Raji Menon and Joel Dimmock The death of Rio Tinto's tie-up with Chinalco is the latest in a recent string of revolts by institutional shareholders who on Friday took a concerted
By Rajkumar Ray and Manoj Kumar India's president said on Thursday that the new government would revive economic growth and help millions of poor with higher spending and expansion of social programmes,
