A recent law passed on the obligation of Authorities/Government to furnish a reply to an enquiry by the public within 30 days is a development in the right direction. What a citizen
No matter how much we were expecting the second national lockdown, there is a sinking feeling about our loss of freedom despite its limited nature. Ten months after the first rolling of
It was predicted that 2020 would be the year of the flying car, a cashless society, economic recovery, and a greener, cleaner environment. Instead, we are still learning to wash our hands
By Panos Danos The New Year has entered with a sense of optimism as vaccines are getting more widely available to the public by the day. According to real estate professionals in
Looking back at 2020, the thick fog of coronavirus which enveloped our lives as the pandemic accelerated has restricted visibility to see anything else of note. And it is foolhardy to look
Photo opportunities at the launch of the nationwide vaccination programme this week had four different stories to tell over as many days. And a lesson to be learnt for those who govern,
By Antonis Loizou I have been following the reports and aftermath of the passports issue and the corruption involved that has targeted the Republic of Cyprus Republic in recent months and it
For many, this Christmas will be a subdued affair with a sizeable percentage of households opting not to mix as coronavirus looms large over the festivities. This is usually the time of
By Costis Stambolis As Cyprus has embarked on the road to introducing natural gas to its energy system, following the signing of agreements by DEFA – Cyprus’s gas company – with contractors and suppliers
Foreign Minister Nicos Christodoulides made an intriguing announcement that either flew under the radar or intentionally planned to pave the way for our senior diplomat’s political ambitions. In his address to the
