COMMENT: By Denis O’Hare  The CPAG File is a new regular feature in Financial Mirror aimed at informing readers and contributing ideas to strengthen the future success of the Cyprus property
The International Organisation of Employers (IOE) welcomed the launch of the 2008 Doing Business report on behalf of employers worldwide at an event organized in New York by IOE member the United
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE COMMENT: By Michael Olympios  Ever since the collapse of Enron, WorldCom, and many more well-known and lesser-known companies, investors have been paying more attention to corporate governance than at
Finance Minister Michael Sarris will present the world’s first management art book ‘The Art of Innovation: Integrating Creativity in Organizations’ on Friday at 7.30pm at the Journalists’ House in Nicosia. There will
The new European map, as depicted on the euro, takes into consideration the future enlargement of the Euro zone, in an effort to avoid modifications in the future, Commissioner for Economic and
The government of Cyprus considers the so-called compensation commission for Greek Cypriot properties in the occupied areas to be a “gimmick†aimed at causing unrest and problems for the state and countering
Cypriot President Tassos Papadopoulos said on Wednesday that climate change is the modern day equivalent of the security threat that necessitated the establishment of the UN in 1945, noting that it remains
Small states such as Cyprus can seek justice and protection against the use of force only through the pre-eminence of international law, Cyprus President Tassos Papadopoulos has stressed, adding that government efforts
New York (CNA) — US Undersecretary for Political Affairs Nicolas Burns has stated that now is the time to get the international process on Cyprus rolling again and get some momentum behind
The Foreign Ministers of Cyprus and Syria, scheduled to meet on Wednesday in New York, will address a disagreement that broke out between the two countries, relating to the docking of a
