“No, no, Minister! It could never be government policy. That is unthinkable! Only government practice.” Remember this line from the satirical series, ‘Yes, Minister’? It would not be aired in Cyprus today,
By Andreas Theophanous Following the elections in the occupied northern part of Cyprus, the new Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar has adopted Ankara’s new policy for a two-state solution and confederation. Furthermore,
The matter of the golden passports is well known after the Al Jazeera reports we expect there will be more follow-ups. Certainly, the €7 bln income produced mainly by the real estate
While Cyprus seems to be fighting a losing battle against the spread of COVID-19, there is a new craze in town called corruption crusader. Everyone wants to eliminate the “untouchables” from public
The government could not have given a poorer excuse for its shortcomings and fall from grace than when it claimed parliament blocking the 2021 budget would “jeopardise welfare and development” spending. What
We are impressed by the younger generation of Cypriots, who, in addition to their qualifications and some partial practical local experience of real estate, have based their research and analysis of their
Where Cyprus once seemed assured in its handling of the pandemic, cracks are appearing in its strategy to contain a much nastier second wave of coronavirus. There’s an air of trepidation and
It is a fact that real estate sales in Cyprus of some value refer to mainly foreign clients, some of the deals are an outcome of the sellers’ hospitality (mainly through food).
By Judith G. Garber Each October, the United States commemorates Cybersecurity Awareness Month to help inform people, businesses, and international partners on ways to protect personal data and proprietary information. This year,
Fury over the education ministry’s appointment of a male-dominated advisory council to set up a junior ministry for culture took the argument in the wrong direction. It drifted exactly where the administration
