There is no doubt that prices, in general, are rising, and we need to have a plan to tackle this soaring price hike. This analysis is limited to the increase in the
When the government spokesman declared that 30% of pre-school children are migrants and 16% of elementary pupils, he opened Pandora’s Box on an issue this administration seems to tolerate, under pressure from
Whenever real estate relates in one way or another to culture, it has a positive effect that creates increased interest to buy or let by local and foreign investors. Properties that offer
This time two years ago, a novel coronavirus was happening in a faraway place called Wuhan in China; we didn’t think that several months later, the globe would catch the deadly virus.
News from the World Travel Market in London this week may have been disappointing regarding holiday bookings for next year, but it also serves as a wake-up call to all stakeholders. Our
Cyprus taxes on household electricity bills are among the highest in Europe – in the top one-third of the range – in company with rich countries such as Germany and Denmark. According
Reading through the announcements regarding the closure of Korivos Commercial Centre, both by the Municipality of Paphos and the owners, leaves many questions that need answers. Based on the announcements, I found
The term NFT, or non-fungible token, has frequently appeared in the news, usually followed by an exorbitant amount, which accompanies the sale of one-of-a-kind digital items. Collectable crypto-projects or crypto digital artworks,
The decisions made by the European Central Bank (ECB) in the early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic are considered a milestone for the European financial market. The decisions were diffused by unprecedented
I’m not sure what local democracy looks like from where you are sitting, but in Cyprus, power is kept in a jar where only the elite can wet their whistle. Cyprus advocates
