April 24 marks the day when a growing number of nations and their people acknowledge the massacre of 1.5 mln Armenians in 1915 as being an act of Genocide. Worldwide, it is
Following the abolition of the Cyprus Investment Programme regarding the “sale” of Cypriot passports, a new revised scheme was introduced for permanent residency visas and expanded with some changes. As of 24.3.2021,
By Dr Tassos Anastasiades Like many other countries, Cyprus is experiencing a ‘perfect storm’ as the education paradigm is forced to change from examinations-based to an online system, trusting student evidence of
By Constantinos Petrides In 1961, President John F. Kennedy announced the US would set foot on the moon within the next decade. At that time, the required technology was not available, and
The latest liquidity statistics released by the Single Supervisory Mechanism revealed that Cypriot banks are swimming in cash. They have more cash than they know what to do with, according to the
COVID cases going in the wrong direction since lockdown measures were eased leaves the government in a quandary about what happens next. With the education system going back to class, the hospitality
The inoculation portal crashed for a second time in a week, and the excuse provided by the ministry in charge of innovation is not satisfactory. To point the finger of blame at
By Panayiotis Tilliros Geopolitical aspects of energy development in the Levantine basin are of enormous importance, given the power vacuum that has emerged in international relations comprising the Eastern Mediterranean and the
By Dr Tassos Anastasiades Cypriot leaders need to consider transforming the education system for the Finnish model as a source of ideas that work effectively. It is one of the best in
By Dr Andrestinos N. Papadopoulos, Ambassador a.h. On March 24, 2021, the Speaker of the Turkish National Assembly, Mustafa Sentop, commenting on a TV show about Turkey’s decision to withdraw from the
