I recently initiated a robust LinkedIn dialogue highlighting the challenges Cyprus confronts in our modern era. Central to my post was the urgency for digital reform, commitment to sustainable urban planning, transparent
One in six, or 150,000 people, are at risk of poverty or social exclusion in Cyprus, according to the results of the Survey on Income and Living Conditions 2022. According to AROPE, the
Since the World Happiness Report was published ten years ago, Cyprus has been lingering in the “partly miserable, mainly unhappy” range, ranking 46 in the latest report, with some reasons similar to
The endless parade of scandals and the short-term thinking during the Anastasiades administration have created the false impression that their policies have benefited the economy. To grow, do we need to sacrifice
Cyprus society is simmering at melting point under the pressure of the cost of living while corruption scandals spread disillusionment, say psychologists. An increase in violent incidents at football matches, municipalities reporting
Social Entrepreneurship (SE) and the whole ecosystem of the Social Economy are gaining increased momentum as they contribute to the economic development of many European Union states. At the same time, SE
More than 17% of the population (154,000) in Cyprus were at risk of poverty or social exclusion last year, according to a study on income and living conditions. The Statistical Service said
Last year was better than 2020. And 2022 will be a better year than 2021. Without context, this is forecasting: stating the obvious when looking back and picking one of three options,
I often wonder whether we appreciate how lucky we are to be born and live in Cyprus. Examining what is happening worldwide from civil strife, wars, earthquakes, poverty, and floods, we must
Large companies and high-net-worth individuals who purchase houses and apartments to resell or rent them to third parties currently make up 20% of all property buyers in the US. This trend has
