Undoubtedly the law amendments on the registration and acquisition of a temporary residency permit in the Republic, published on the government website, will affect British nationals relocating to Cyprus post-Brexit. Those of
What should have been a smooth parliamentary process this week to approve the annual budget of the Cyprus State Scholarships Foundation rekindled an old argument about what defines academic excellence and who
For those interested in buying real estate through electronic (or other) auctions, I keep noting various scams that surface, resulting in the unsuspecting public or buyers as the victims. Initially, an auction
Politics has left its debris across the World Cup in Qatar like a hurricane in a teacup as football has tried to do the talking. Human rights, diversity and inclusion have been
One of the last print editions of the Economist had the title ‘Say goodbye to 1.5° C’, which refers to the goal of limiting the increase in the planet’s average temperature to
New technology can enable the economic recovery of important metals from mining waste created decades ago, improving resource efficiency, and contributing to CO2 reduction while facilitating the rehabilitation of abandoned mine sites
Recently the European Parliament took a decisive decision on the future of Europe. It approved the Reporting Rules on the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) to make the EU a global leader
I have been contemplating why the Education Ministry had kept its reaction to the alleged classroom pervert molesting his students on the undercooked side. It also seemed to avoid a public backlash
A few years back, energy discoveries and prospects were considered a ‘game changer’, not just elevating Cyprus’ role in regional issues but also helping resolve the island’s division. The lack of progress
With the constant demand for residential units, the rental situation has been a concern for some time, to the extent that it affects the Cypriot market, especially middle to lower-income groups. The
