Cyprus is finally coming out of eight months of election fatigue, and hopefully, life will return to some sense of normalcy. At least on the political front. As regards the economy, we’ve
One wonders what will be in store for us regarding the future of Cyprus real estate. There are two frontrunners in the second round (out of the original 14 candidates) hoping to
Chelsea didn’t take long to trigger a barrage of criticism and envy after it went on a January shopping spree to scoop up Europe’s best young players. Many believe the club has
State schoolteachers have a unique way of educating our children, and we have entrusted them with this task for decades. They choose the best of times to give the worst example of
The former minister of the Environment of Ireland (Alan Kelly) announced that developers should build affordable accommodation for Ireland’s citizens – “Get Real”, he added and “build accommodation which is affordable to
“We must provide Ukraine with the means to push Russia out. Tanks are necessary for Ukrainian forces to break through the current stalemate of trench warfare, and to regain the momentum they
Sustainability is an increasingly important consideration for financiers and stakeholders as they align their organisations and investments with their values and address the risks and opportunities presented by climate change and other
On 29 December, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of India, His Excellency Dr S.Jaishankar, was on a two-day mission to Cyprus. Bilateral relations between both countries have been traditionally very close and
An economic and business policy is not a list of promises about what a presidential candidate will do for every social and professional group in the country to win their votes. Economic
The endless parade of scandals and the short-term thinking during the Anastasiades administration have created the false impression that their policies have benefited the economy. To grow, do we need to sacrifice
