The resurrection of demand in the global economy has driven up crude oil prices, the main component of fuel at petrol stations. But according to an executive director of a fuel distribution
For those who will be in Cyprus for the next couple of years, many developments are underway to make living on the island feel better. We already have four golf courses (all
Mainly because of the rapid development of technology, visually impaired people can now use assistive technologies relatively often. Many individuals with disabilities do not only face everyday problems, but they also encounter
By Nicole K. Phinopoulou This article concisely develops another defining pillar of being the more significant component of how effectively Sustainable Development is to be achieved. More specifically, Sustainable Investing or, in
By Dr Andreas Poulikkas The United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recently published a new study on global warming and its future effects. The lengthy paper, written by 234 scientists
The raging fires, which have engulfed most of Greece for almost two weeks, apart from the unprecedented ecological devastation and huge loss of property, challenged the stability of the country’s electricity system.
A huge sporting spectacular – or as much as COVID will allow – comes to a close with heart-warming Olympic stories of individual triumph and endurance over adversity. There are many human-interest
By Dr Elena Kypri The number of detected skin cancer cases is growing with worrying rates. According to the US National Foundation for Cancer Research (NFCR), over the past three decades, more
Cyprus athletes are returning from Tokyo empty-handed, where the team, mostly, did not secure a place in any finals, let alone a medal. However, though a podium finish is desirable, this seems
Politicians and government officials are still debating what to do with the Akamas park, which comprises mainly public land, and private properties, without any solution in sight. The situation has been dragging
