Justice Minister Stephie Drakou was in parliament this week, where she told MPs the new framework for an independent anti-corruption agency would be in place at the beginning of 2022. Naturally, MPs
I often wonder whether we appreciate how lucky we are to be born and live in Cyprus. Examining what is happening worldwide from civil strife, wars, earthquakes, poverty, and floods, we must
History taught us that nobody is bigger than the market, except John Pierpont (JP) Morgan a century ago in New York through the Gilded Age and industrial consolidation. Now Turkish President Recep
Rising prices have been a major topic of discussion over the past few weeks. In essence, however, individuals can do little to mitigate the effects of rising fuel and commodity prices on
What was said or disagreed at Crans Montana before the Cyprus peace process collapsed four years ago may never be known, but its consequences linger. Classified papers have been leaked that seeks
News the American University of Beirut, one of the region’s oldest and most prestigious institutions, is contemplating a Cyprus campus, more so in Paphos, proves education could play a pivotal role in
We spend a lot of time, effort, and money to promote Cyprus as an attractive place for foreign investments. The various pluses for attracting foreign investors are known, but the execution is
The pandemic has caused new turmoil and highlighted the ongoing concerns within the European Authorities about the Union’s banking system. The turmoil accelerated the reassessment and upgrading of the operating rules of
ExxonMobil is scheduled to drill an appraisal well at its Glaucus gas discovery in Block 10 by the end of this month or early December at the latest. In February 2019, ExxonMobil
Cypriots have first-hand experience of what it is to be a refugee, an orphan of conflict needing a helping hand to rebuild stolen lives. In past decades, Cypriots have been the unwanted
