The Environment Fights Back

By Jeffrey Sachs   Our political systems and global politics are largely unequipped for the real challenges of today’s world. Global economic growth and rising populations are putting unprecedented stresses on the

Colonial British rule in Cyprus… today!

By Dr. Marios Matsakis MEP for Cyprus (partly occupied by Britain and Turkey)   Britain retains sovereignty over two areas totalling 99 sq. miles in Cyprus. The above British Occupied Areas are

Challenge of Change conference

On 19 October PricewaterhouseCoopers, Performa Consulting and the Ministry of Finance organised a conference at Hilton Park, Nicosia on the Challenge of Change to examine creativity and innovation in organisations. Speakers at

EDITORIAL: Wind of change

When the ruling centre-right Democratic Party (Diko) elected Marios Karoyian as its third and youngest leader on Sunday with the support of the old guard who set up the party three decades

Cypriot students abroad approaching 20,000

One-quarter of children in private schools   The number of Cypriot students abroad approached 20,000 in the academic year 2004/05, according to the latest education statistics from the Statistical Service, while almost

Radiomarathon begins

A two-day annual fund-raising charity, Radiomarathon, was launched on Monday morning in aid of children with special needs. This is the 17th time in a row Radiomarathon is organised by the Cyprus

Marios Karoyian new DIKO leader

Marios Karoyian was elected here Sunday new leader of the centre-right Democratic Party (DIKO), succeeding Cyprus President Tassos Papadopoulos who resigned from the post in August this year. Karoyian secured 4,759 votes

EIB to loan EUR 100 mln for Cyprus sewage

The European Investment Bank (EIB) announced on Friday the first tranche of a 70 mln euro financing to support the continuation (Phase B) of the Limassol District Sewerage and Drainage Project.This is