Last year was better than 2020. And 2022 will be a better year than 2021. Without context, this is forecasting: stating the obvious when looking back and picking one of three options,
In the next few days, it is quite likely that we shall come to see the stepping down of the UK’s prime minister, Boris Johnson, for holding parties at Number 10 during
Apologies don’t come easy in Cyprus politics; in fact, it’s rarer than a unicorn crossing the street wearing a face mask while keeping socially distanced. If the week that passed is a
When Ioannis Kasoulides took the helm at the Foreign Ministry this week, one got a sense of assurance that Cyprus foreign policy would stay on track and in line with the rest
The euro is an important achievement that consolidates European unity. Proof of this is its recent use as an effective tool to deal with the collective effort against the pandemic. Twenty years
It is a fact that there is a worldwide effort to reduce the level of tax avoidance. This problem can be met, to an extent, if the liable taxpayer gets some benefit,
After years of official support by the US Administration for energy projects in the East Mediterranean, Washington has shed its clothes. As expected, Washington’s perceived support for a regional offshore gas pipeline
Under normal circumstances, there is no rational endeavour that should encourage revisiting the diplomatic graveyard of the Cyprus problem so early into another miserable year. We have lived so long with division
The time is ripe for enshrining the right to a healthy environment as a constitutional right. This will be a new right related to the realities of 21st-century living to combat the
It’s January again, like last year, people are thinking about how school classes will resume, when will restrictions be lifted for bars and restaurants, what sort of normalcy will return after two
