While the fledgling national health system (GHS) in Cyprus is a welcome development and very popular, every Cypriot seems to imagine the modest patient contribution they are required to make somehow pays
With the cost-of-living crisis and a looming global recession occupying most of our thoughts, there is little room to contemplate the future of the Cyprus problem. Arguably, the island’s political division has
We are concerned about the various televised debates between the presidential candidates and their reactions to their events and statements. I noticed a complete lack of interest in the problems of everyday
Cypriots feel the pinch as they worry about how they will pay the bills with high inflation, soaring rents and surging electricity prices. Society is gripped by anxiety caused by an uncertain
Limassol avoided a tragedy this week when a pedestrian, hearing the loud noise from a balcony breaking off a condemned building, jumped away in time and narrowly escaped with scratches and light
Vladimir Putin, the architect of the war in Ukraine, is taking his anger out on civilians and the country’s major energy infrastructure, firing scores of missiles at major cities, killing dozens and
About two months ago, I wrote an article about the problem that exists at the entrance of Nicosia, which is growing over time. In addition to the increase in vehicular traffic, we
British expats who have lived abroad for many years often remain UK domiciled and liable to UK Inheritance Tax (IHT). The rate of tax might be considered penal. It is currently 40%
As a result of the economic disruptions caused by the pandemic, international trade declined significantly during 2020, with some sectors, such as energy, oil, and gas, more severely affected than others. Although
Social Entrepreneurship (SE) and the whole ecosystem of the Social Economy are gaining increased momentum as they contribute to the economic development of many European Union states. At the same time, SE
