It is only human nature for most people to believe they are good at what they do. They might not think of themselves as world-beaters, but they would expect an above-average rating.
By Katerina Michael The level of information technology conquered in the 21st century has caused rapid developments in communicating, behaving, working, and living. As with all modern achievements, there is always a
Last October, the international broadcaster Al Jazeera released a damning investigative report on how a convicted criminal can obtain a European passport in Cyprus for the right price. The report sent shockwaves
It is interesting to record how public beaches are exploited by the various municipalities and other local authorities in Cyprus. ‘Beach facilities’ has so far been restricted to providing umbrellas and sunbeds,
The fallout from Emily Yiolitis’ resignation as Justice Minister and her “take no prisoners” letter, accusing President Anastasiades of undermining her work, will reverberate and impact next week’s anticipated cabinet reshuffle. According
By Katerina Michael GovCoins are considered the most important financial innovation since the invention of banknotes – it is the response of central banks and national governments to cryptocurrencies that rose rapidly
By Charles Ellinas The UK-Norway interconnector, known as the ‘North Sea Link’, has just been completed and started testing. At 720 km and 1.4GW capacity – at a total cost of €2 bln
By Marios Tannousis Nowadays, the subject of Tech & Sustainability comes up in almost every Investment Fund event, either in a debate or a panel discussion, on the local and international stage,
Next week, the President will meet party leaders on a one-to-one basis as he tries to reinvent a government stained by the golden passports corruption fiasco. With billions of EU funds swishing
The burden on Annita Demetriou’s shoulders is heavy. She is the first female and, at 35, the youngest member of the House to be elected as Speaker, and more so from the
