Transatlantic trade disputes are moving to a new US-controlled rhythm and increasingly, the US is acting without consulting its European allies. Because of the EU’s deep and growing security dependence on the
The topic of government involvement in housing is contentious, with various opinions and approaches to how housing should be provided and managed. This issue has become of interest in Cyprus due to
Energy markets were quite volatile over the last few weeks, as the EU issued a new efficiency directive which sets 11.7% total energy consumption reduction target by 2030. This will put increased
A senior UN diplomat arrived on the island this week to bolster morale and offer words of support from the secretary general. On her first visit to Cyprus, UN Under-Secretary-General Rosemary DiCarlo
Cyprus, an EU member, is a land full of history, beautiful beaches, about 350 days of sunshine, delicious Mediterranean cuisine, and captivating natural mountain and beach areas. It offers top amenities to
Copper prices have soared over the past few months due to a supply crunch, with analysts suggesting that global shortages of the red metal will continue to exist throughout the decade. This
Corporate Europe is entering a new era with the recently proposed Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD). The new Directive of the European Union, which all Member-States will transpose, aims to endorse
International Women’s Day in Cyprus is championed with such fervour as if there is collective guilt about all the things we are not putting right. Everyone in the political arena wheeled out
The glass ceiling of gender disparity in Cyprus has started to crack, but it is still a long way from breaking. On March 8, instead of celebrating the occasion marking International Women’s
Here is some more useful information you need to know when buying immovable property in Cyprus. If there is a building on the property, then you should verify its legality and whether
