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
By Yiannis Kitromilides Once upon a time, a magic money tree was discovered that instead of leaves had money on its branches. People could just pick up the money from the tree
By Sandra Nebritova This month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) published a consultation paper on improving the facilitation of customer due diligence with innovative technologies. This opens a completely new chapter
It could no longer be laughed-off as a pro-Turkish, Qatar-manipulated propaganda stunt to embarrass Cyprus in the international arena. High-ranking Cypriot officials, politicians, lawyers and real estate developers are implicated in allowing
By Stefan Nolte The future of the world’s biggest economy is uncertain as social and political unrest keep growing. COVID-19 has ended the global economy as we knew it, and the pandemic
The entrapment video by the sensationalist broadcaster Al Jazeera may have disturbed some people, but it was a wake-up call for Cyprus society that continues to live in Lalaland, unwilling to rock
There are parameters which show that the time is ripe, at least for an initial examination, for the creation of small-scale real estate funds in Cyprus. The set-up of such funds started
