In a world where optimism is in shorter supply than a COVID-19 vaccine, it seems almost masochistic to believe that anything positive can come out of the UN-hosted Cyprus conference to be
By Michael Olympios The pandemic has disrupted everything from work to shopping. Activities like dancing or gym workouts that keep people in shape and good spirits are restricted. Socialising through dining or
The time is ripe, at least for an initial review, for the creation of small-scale real estate investment funds in Cyprus, based on the following: Prices have reached rock bottom for suitable
By Sotiris Kyprianou Climate change is affecting our country for good. Higher temperatures observed in recent years and changes in Cyprus’ climate, with frequent water scarcity and heatwaves, have led the island
The tourism sector has, over the decades, been considered the jewel of Cyprus, but it is often neglected, not given the necessary attention for spending, marketing and infrastructure. That is probably why
By Esme Palas It is not all doom and gloom for UK nationals living in Cyprus. Realizing the significant contribution of the vibrant UK nationals’ community, both to the economy and society,
By Peter van der Borgh Copper has been extracted and used for much of human history, with some believing that copper was the first metal to be ever mined and crafted by
By Pavlos Loizou Based on responses from more than 4,300 office-based workers and 1,500 Senior Decision Makers on behalf of their employees surveyed across six countries, Barclays Capital believes the work from
By Costis Stambolis As work is in progress on the electric tie up between mainland Greece and the island of Crete, following completion in January of the first leg of the project with
We are unlucky in many respects as we live in a country with financial troubles and many adverse side effects. The view to a better future is on track with an expectation
