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It is very sad to see Nicosia divided and know that this is happening in Europe, President of Armenia Robert Kocharian said on Friday, after visiting the ceasefire line in Nicosia.”It is

The European Commission today launched a broad open public debate on reviewing labour law and adaptation to the modern world of work. The discussion paper will ask Member States, social partners and

  The government of Cyprus has no plans to impose a veto on Turkey’s European Union accession course, but said Thursday that member states are considering the type of sanctions to be

Moody’s Investors Service has lowered the outlook on Lebanon‘s B3 foreign currency government bond rating to negative from stable due to the ongoing deterioration in the country’s domestic political environment following the

Former Laiki Bank Chairman and CEO Kikis Lazarides testified in court on Monday that he did not know of any money — amounting to several billion dollars – that were hidden in

The President of Armenia Robert Kocharian arrives late Wednesday for a three-day state visit to Cyprus, the first since the former Soviet republic gained independence 15 years ago. The visit also coincides

What Cypriot politicians love most in order to cover their backs is to blame everything on their opponents – the present government blames the previous administration for all the ills in society

The European Armenian Federation has called on Deutsche Bank to return more than USD 20 mln in assets held by the German firm since the Armenian Genocide era. The Federation announced that

By Michael S. Olympios One of the greatest economic thinkers of our time Milton Friedman died last week on November 16th at the age of 94. A half century ago, Milton Friedman’s

By Michael S. Olympios Chief Consultant Allied Business Consultants In the old days, directors might approve a business plan within hours of hearing it. They saw themselves as sounding boards, not overseers