Schools opened this week with gymnasium and lyceum students in class for the new academic year, as elementaries open on Monday, with traffic reaching its peak as everyone rushes to beat the
On 15 July, I had posed the question “A Truth Commission for Cyprus?” But, unfortunately, not much discussion was generated, and obviously, no answer was given. Things have perhaps now changed since
We heard the Limassol Mayor announcing the municipality’s initiative to construct over 600 housing units to alleviate the shortage of housing units, thus helping reduce the sales prices/rental levels. He stated the
The OPEC+ group of oil-exporting members plus Russia and others agreed to stick to its April 12 decision to increase crude oil production by 400,000 barrels per day every month and return
The recognition this week of US Senator Bob Menendez, a true friend of Cyprus and one of the few vocal critics of Ankara in Washington DC, with the Order of Makarios III,
Celebrity name-branding or owning property in a certain location can impact real estate prices. Mykonos is becoming more popular among celebrities in recent years. An island of just 30,000 people in winter
It might be a blessing that nobody bothers with the Cyprus national team after their embarrassing capitulation to Malta in a World Cup qualifier this week. Malta was a team that Cyprus
Large companies and high-net-worth individuals who purchase houses and apartments to resell or rent them to third parties currently make up 20% of all property buyers in the US. This trend has
Over the last week or so, evidence has proven that America is not interested in nation-building – not that it has a great track record – and global stability is no longer
This week, the Foreign Ministers of Cyprus, Israel, and Greece reiterated their commitment to trilateral agreements and cooperation. The head of the Cypriot diplomatic service revealed one of the topics discussed, beyond
