In recent years, the Cypriot economy has faced intense challenges due to unpredictable external factors, such as the pandemic, the war in Ukraine and the rapid increase in inflation. Although these conditions
Since last year when the new directors of CySEC took office, there has been no pause from foreign and domestic entities to receive a licence to offer financial services through Cyprus’ jurisdiction
Not sure why the Presidential Elections are garnering so much interest at a time when the planet is overheating, and Europe sizzled under the hottest temperatures in recorded history. Climate change is
Sadly, discussing a minimum wage or collective labour agreement is only hotly contested as a political tool, leveraged when we have elections. The late Zeta Emilianidou tried throughout her nine years in
The summer holiday season is in full swing, and I thought of side-tracking a bit, following the season’s most popular sport – eating out. This sector is indirectly related to real estate
Inflation is running higher for longer, and we must realise it affects various groups of people differently. Inflation is calculated as the rate of increase of an index comprised of several hundred
It appears we need a video posted on social media to be jolted out of our slumber at the latent animosity against migrants. For somebody to feel emboldened to kick and punch
Three are three frontrunners in the upcoming elections in Cyprus next February, according to recent polls. But only one is holding the lead with a considerable margin of safety. Nicos Christodoulides is
The presidential election campaign, well underway with over a dozen candidates coming forward, could be as divisive for Cyprus as for the rest of Europe, bracing for an energy crisis, rising inflation
As the purchase cost/sale prices of new units (apartments) increase, so does the difference between older and new units. If we compare the selling prices of new residential units, which are now
