. IF your car breaks down you can put on your overalls, dive under the bonnet and try to get it going again. Most of us prefer to call a mechanic and sensible folk will get the vehicle regularly serviced, so it doesn’t break down in the first place. The same rules apply to managing
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Cypriot Minister Defence Savvas Angelides is in Yerevan, Armenia, for an official visit at the invitation of his Armenian counterpart, Davit Tonoyan. Angelides heads a Ministry delegation that will be received by Tonoyan and hold official talks. The talks will focus on bilateral relations and explore ways to further enhancing the ties between the two
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Cyprus hit the international headlines with a scandal involving an allegedly falsified health certificate issued to Nigeria’s World Cup goalkeeper loaned to Anorthosis Famagusta from Deportivo La Coruna, one of Spain’s most popular teams. Nigeria goalkeeper Francis Uzoho has found himself caught up in a probe involving falsifying of a medical certificate – that allows
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Machines are already developing intuition and humans should be clearly in charge of the principles that govern the programming of those devices, said Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman. Speaking at the 7thWorld Government Summit, in Dubai, the Professor of Psychology and Public Affairs at Princeton University believes that robots will soon exceed human ability to develop
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Parents in Cyprus are spending €50 mln a year for after-school private lessons for their children, with estimates saying Cypriot families are spending a whopping €400-600 a month on tutoring for each child. Phileleftheros daily said the state has collected €1.4 mln in 2018 just in taxes from registered private institutions, with concerns building over
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During his one-day stay Israeli President Reuven Rivlin will visit a monument in Nicosia dedicated to the 2200 children of Holocaust survivors who were born in British detention camps in Cyprus during the aftermath of WWII. Bilateral relations between Cyprus and Israel, plus regional issues are expected to be discussed during talks between Cypriot President
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The intergovernmental agreement signed by Egypt and Cyprus for the Cypriot Aphrodite gas field has triggered great interest from international oil companies, down streamers and financial institutions, Egypt’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Tarek El-Molla told the Cyprus News Agency. He said that after the important umbrella agreement for building a gas pipeline between
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ANALYSIS: DBRS Signs of a recovery in housing markets in Greece are beginning to emerge. House prices finally showed a marginal increase in the first three quarters of 2018, after declining since 2008. The Greek economy also generated GDP growth in 2017 and is estimated to have done so in 2018. If the upward trend
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By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM After a strong rally in risky assets since the beginning of 2019, anxiety and concerns over global economic growth have returned. This was evident in currency markets last week where inflows returned to the U.S. Dollar despite a dovish Fed. Equity markets in Europe hit a wall
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. By Antonis Loizou F.R.I.C.S. – Antonis Loizou & Associates Ltd – Real Estate Valuers, Estate Agents & Property Consultants I had never thought that religion could be a source of tourist attraction to the extent that it has developed. The Russian, Ukrainian, Egyptian (those who are Copts) and other Orthodox countries, showed an
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