A year ago today, Cyprus shut four crossings to the north to prevent coronavirus from reaching the Republic by land from Turkey via the Turkish occupied area while pondering to ban flights
Every day the pandemic endures, we go a little crazier in the knowledge that normality has turned upside down, and we ignore the virus at our peril. The lockdown has eased with
By Michael Olympios Events in recent months have become so appalling with Cyprus’ political corruption, leaving many wondering if its deleterious effects spilt over into the real economy. The investigation commission is
By Prof Philippos Patsalis Heart disease is a major health issue worldwide. February is established as the month of heart health awareness in the US, UK, and other countries to raise public
By Pavlos Loizou When the Department of Lands and Surveys released data on sales contracts for January, it struck me the numbers and percentages were presented without analysis, indicating the beginning of
By Mariana Antonescu The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally changed the way we live, work, and do business. Companies of all sizes are facing financial hardships and an uncertain future. No longer is
By Alon Ben-Meir Human rights abuses in Turkey under Recep Tayyip Erdogan are beyond the pale of inhumanity and moral decadence. The list of Erdogan’s violations and cruelty is too long to
There is a heavy cloud of uncertainty permeating the air even though the authorities are confident that Lockdown II can be eased out of the way in the coming weeks. The pandemic
The division based on political ideologies and social status is growing, instead of shrinking as one should expect in the age of home isolation and rediscovering family values. With the Cyprus economy
By Michael Olympios The dramatic events on Capitol Hill culminated with the speech by Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell last week which put an end, not only to Donald Trump’s second impeachment
