If we believe in the Education Ministry, the school system is a breeding ground for diversity, inclusion, excellence and radical thinkers. Students are exposed to the finest teachers, modern classrooms, and a
Justice reform, a long-overdue process to slash legal proceedings by half the time and decongest the courts, is begrudgingly getting underway, but Cypriots have lost confidence and trust in public institutions. Historical
The new discussion about what happened in Crans Montana brings some old but not forgotten issues to the limelight. What happened at that conference? What has happened since the meetings? Where does
The publication of the proposed new law on common charges is most welcome, not so much for the proposal’s content but more for the interest, the Law Commissioner shows. It is a
It is a fact that until quite recently, managing and executive directors believed that Corporate Sustainability/ESG matters, and the Corporate Sustainability Responsibility at large, were more of a trend than the core
By Moody’s Analytics U.S. recessions are ultimately a loss of faith: consumers lose faith that they will have a job and pull back on their spending, and businesses lose faith that there
We thought we had made our escape from the ravages of COVID-19, no longer looking over our shoulders and keeping our distance. The restrictions came tumbling down, no more Safe Pass, face
State doctors’ demands and the Health Ministry succumbing to pressure, especially in an election year, suggests that patient rights have been thrown out with the bedpan. The public watches with awe the
I am often asked, will adding quality to a project or property make it more valuable? This is not an easy question since it depends on what defines ‘quality’ and whether the
Hybrid/remote working has been the most discussed topic in the business world, especially in the HR space. The acceleration for a digital and wider business transformation due to COVID-19 has created the
