Ernst & Young Cyprus, one of the leading accounting firms employing 130 people in offices in Nicosia and Limassol, hosted a walk-in career fair at its Nicosia premises in order to provide
By Michael S. Olympios  Few policy issues have moved from the wings to center stage as quickly and decisively as corporate governance. Virtually every country particularly in the western world but
The autocephalous Greek Orthodox Church of Cyprus intends to undertake an initiative to clean and restore all churches in the northern Turkish-occupied part of the island.The Primate of the Church Archbishop Chrysostomos
Cyprus Foreign Minister George Lillikas, on a three-day working visit to Russia, will meet today his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov and other Russian officials to discuss the question of Cyprus and other
The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe has adopted a second interim resolution concerning the execution of a judgment, in May 2001, by the European Court of Human Rights in
Mayor of Nicosia Eleni Mavrou, in a letter to the organisers of the Fourth World Mayors’ Summit, hosted in Constantinople from April 12 to 15, stresses that the internationally recognised and legal
By Andreas Petrou Cyprus International Institute of Management  The recent developments in Cyprus banking are driven to a large extent by the banks’ desire to grow through further internationalization in the
By Dr. Jim Leontiades Cyprus International Institute of Management  Compared to the major European countries Cyprus has little in the way of the usual class divisions. We have no hereditary aristocracy.
Written by Scott C. Linn and Jeannette A. Switzer Summarized by George S. Mellman, CFA Edited by Constantinos Papanastasiou, CFA President CFA Society of Cyprus  The authors examine the relationship between
The European Commission has set out charges on Cyprus and eight other member states which joined the EU in 2004 for the build-up of surplus stocks of various agricultural products prior to
