Europeans starting an LLC: Five things to know in 2021
EU businesses that become transatlantic tend to follow the same pattern: They all move into the US first. The LLC (limited liability company) is a popular business structure for startups. ...
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Cyprus office real estate market to decline 10-15% on work from home
By Pavlos Loizou, managing director, WiRE
The Cyprus market for office space is expected to decline 10 per cent to 15 per cent as companies adopt the remote working model, Pavlos Loizou, ...
Hello Fashion: dressing celebs to wow at premieres
In this video, stylist Kate Young takes us through her process for prepping a celebrity for a movie premiere.
Because premieres happen year-round, Young explains that she likes to use ...
Elena Tsagrinou (Culturescope S2 E1 – Hosted by Paul Lambis)
Glamorous and multi-talented, Elena Tsagrinou is one of the most recognisable pop stars across Greece and Cyprus. With the big pop number “El Diablo,” Elena will fly the Cypriot flag ...
How to step out of a cyclical, conditioned life (Part 2) – Sadhguru (Cyprus)
In the second of a two-part series, yogi and mystic Sadhguru continues his exploration of what it takes to step out of a cyclical, conditioned life. Here, he focuses on ...
Now, more than ever, the time to build a crematorium
By Richard Dickenson
It is clear that Cyprus still has a long way to go before it reaches anything like international Covid safety criteria levels. Our frantic efforts to get ...
Corporation or LLC? Which business model to choose
New businesses are being formed all the time. As of March 2020 there were more than 800,000 businesses that were less than a year old in the United States according to Statista.
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Oven-baked salmon and asparagus with lemon-garlic butter
In this video, the eponymous host of the Natasha’s Kitchen YouTube channel demos a delicious baked salmon and asparagus recipe, topped with a dreamy lemon-garlic butter that guarantees beautiful ...
Why Iceland’s volcanic eruptions are a portal to Mars
In this ‘Quanta Magazine’ video, we learn how scientists are using the current eruptions in Iceland to understand the possible history of life on Mars.
After months of increasingly intense ...
Grazing the bar: how one musician began her own sustainable sheep farm
Caroline Reese Nelson had what might have been considered by other creatives a good career. By 2013 she had released two country-folk solo albums, ‘Indian River’ in 2010 and ‘Slow Code’ in 2013, ...
Time for a rethink: the goats are innocent
The British colonialists blamed roaming, chomping goats for the treeless state of the island and penned them in. How wrong they were
By Martin Hellicar
I looked up the etymology ...
Finding unlikely buddies on the basketball court
Hey kids, sports may bring out our competitive side… but they can also encourage us to meet and befriend people we wouldn’t ordinarily hang out with. In this video, ...
Out of paws’ way: top tips for dog-proofing your home
Every pet deserves a loving and respectful home: please only consider acquiring a pet if you will be able to take care of its long-term needs. Also, consider choosing your ...
Choosing a business structure – What to consider
The latest buzzwords in business news is diversification and adaptation as small businesses became very creative in keeping their doors open during crisis times. Diversification can contribute to business growth ...
Emma Watson shuts down engagement rumours
Actress Emma Watson tackled rumours among her fans about an alleged engagement with diplomacy.
The ‘Little Women’ star took to social media to address talk that she might be engaged ...
Breach of arbitration clause and equitable compensation; a recent UK precedent
Argos Pereira España SL, Generali España SA v Athenian Marine Ltd.
By Steven Gee QC, Christiana Pyrkotou and Aimilia Efstathiou
This was an appeal to the Commercial Court ...
Tastes of the future: the maverick couture of Balenciaga
In this video, we explore the world of Balenciaga, the luxury fashion house founded in 1919 by Spanish designer Cristóbal Balenciaga in San Sebastián, and currently based in Paris.
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How to make skincare products out of garden plants
By Hannah Stephenson
Want to create your own bath fizzers, soaps and other skincare favourites with botanicals from your own garden?
If you grow roses, chamomile, lavender and other common ...
V&A’s ‘Curious Alice’ goes down the VR rabbit hole
‘Curious Alice’ is a new Virtual Reality experience that invites us to tumble down Lewis Carroll’s famous rabbit hole and embark on a mind-bending trip into Wonderland.
The fully ...
Tribalism: unpacking the science behind ‘us versus them’
From politics to every day life, humans have a tendency to form social groups that are defined, in part, by how they differ from other groups. So, in this Big ...
Need a boost? Four podcasts on happiness
By Liz Connor
Happiness can play a key role in your health and wellbeing, but you don’t have to win the lottery or land a better job to feel ...
Easy sheet-pan baked eggs and vegetables
In this video, Suzy Karadsheh of the Mediterranean Dish YouTube channel teaches us how to make baked eggs with bell peppers and onions, in a sheet-pan dish that comes together ...
How to give a kid’s bedroom a budget-friendly makeover
When you’re a kid, your bedroom is more than just a place to sleep or study – it’s a whole microcosm that represents your aspirations and future dreams – a ...
Beyond the 5+1 informal meeting on Cyprus:
Pathways to sustainable peace
By Kalliope Agapiou Josephides
Conceptual unity and diversity in actuality (Unité de concept et diversité de fait) as acknowledged by Fernand Braudel in attempting to conceptualise ...