A banking system that facilitates wealth transfer rather than wealth creation
By Savvakis C Savvides Every capital investment whether deemed to have negative or positive Net Present Value has, like a coin, two sides. One is...
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Consultations with the people first, then a decision
By Achilleas Demetriades The citizens of Cyprus are living in uncertainty. They bear witness to a governance that has failed them, and which excels in...
The economic dimensions of the German elections
By Andreas Charalambous and Omiros Pissarides Considering its dominant position but also the departure of current chancellor Angela Merkel, a politician of strong international standing,...
A minute with Jana K. Cerna Dance teacher
Where do you live? I live in Limassol with my son and our puppy Sunny. What did you have for breakfast? Fruits and coffee with...
Fin-to-gill eating
Fish butcher and chef Josh Niland is hoping to revolutionise how we treat, cook and eat fish. ELLA WALKER finds out about his latest undertaking...
Offence: it’s for taking, not giving
By Alexia Saleem When my children were first born, I noticed that my daughter was a touch darker than my son. It didn’t bother me....
Fast lane: chasing down Lewis Hamilton’s top 10 splurges
Lewis Hamilton is indisputably one of the most successful Formula One drivers of all time. And, having won the World Championship seven times thus far,...
Learn everything about Crypto Wallet
Every crypto currency that is mined is associated with a wallet called the crypto wallet. Crypto wallet is a software that permits you to store...
How to find a good personal injury lawyer
Suffering personal injury as a result of someone else’s negligence is a traumatic experience, often causing lots of pain and financial stress. When this happens,...
Dress worn by Amy Winehouse for final performance going under the hammer
By Keiran Southern The dress Amy Winehouse wore for her final performance is among a collection of the late singer’s personal items going under the...
How discrimination affects the workplace
Discrimination is an issue that touches nearly every workplace and can’t be overlooked. If you don’t plan and train carefully troubles can quickly build up....
Kew Gardens gains Guinness World Record for its 17,000-strong plant collection
Kew Gardens has secured a new world record for the “largest collection of living plants at a single-site botanic garden”. The Royal Botanical Gardens in...
Everything you need to know about safely building muscle
By Prudence Wade If you’re in a rut in the gym or want to set yourself a challenge you might come to a point in...
Bake Off is back – and it may just be the most skilled batch yet, say judges
Expect plenty of fun and drama as the fan favourite returns with another round of showstopper bakes. Gemma Dunn finds out what is in store....
Mummies and baddies?
THE WAY THINGS ARE Colette Ni Reamonn Ioannidou My Irish cousin Thomas is nearly a century old and dementia has laid claim to his...
Environmental threats are biggest challenge to human rights
By Emma Farge The U.N. rights chief said the “triple planetary crises” of climate change, pollution and nature loss represented the biggest threat to human rights globally at the opening on Monday...
Divers unveil hidden life of remote Scottish island’s sea caves
By Lucinda Cameron Divers have documented the hidden habitats of the sea caves of a remote Scottish island for the first time in a project...
From Farm to Fork
By Charalambos Theopemptou The EU refers to its ‘Farm to Fork’ strategy as being at the heart of its Green Deal and it aims to...
Trip to New Zealand: Climate and visa
New Zealand recently announced it will be opening its borders in early 2022. The mandatory New Zealand visa, the NZeTA, is valid for two years,...
Many new ways to treat acne and scarring – but do they work?
By Prudence Wade Acne treatments have come a long way since the harsh face scrubs of our youth. With at-home light therapy to tackle active...