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Three days of dance coming to Limassol
Three days of dance, audio-walks, screenings and performances arrive as soon as June rolls in, bringing with it the 23rd Summer Dance Festival by Nea Kinisi. Eight artistic proposals will ...
Digital signatures and the new legal reality
Can a simple click create the same legal obligations as signing a contract? In the era of digital governance and electronic transactions, the answer is evidently yes. The introduction of ...
Iran halting indirect talks with US over Israel’s Lebanon incursion, Tasnim says
Iran is halting indirect negotiations with the U.S. after Israel ordered troops to push deeper into Lebanon to battle Tehran-backed Hezbollah, the Iranian news agency Tasnim said on Monday, ...
Cyprus among states facing data quality challenges
The European Central Bank (ECB) has reported that Cyprus continues to face significant data reporting weaknesses, as it published its latest biennial statistical quality review assessing euro area member states.
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Property developers urge immediate passage of co-owned buildings law
The collapse of a building in Limassol, which claimed the lives of two people, has exposed “in the most tragic way” the serious and long-standing weaknesses in Cyprus’ framework for ...
FuelEU compliance transitions from regulatory hurdle to commercial challenge
FuelEU compliance has moved beyond regulation to become a commercial optimisation challenge for the shipping industry, according to integrated emissions management service EmissionLink.
The company made the point after completing ...
It’s going to be a long, hot summer for parents
With the long, hot summer fast approaching, parents are steeling themselves for nearly 12 weeks of dealing with their often fractious children.
Parents frequently complain that schools close far too often – ...
Greece is poised to become energy gateway for southeast Europe and the East Med
Chevron has just filed a request to acquire a 70 per cent stake in offshore Block 10 in the Ionian Sea that is expected to be granted by Greece. The following examines ...