During the pandemic, when access to loans is even more difficult, promising businesses have a better chance at a stock exchange where investors take decisions based on a company’s ...
By Demetrios (Akis) Hadjihambis
There were recently two highly significant stands taken on the Cyprus problem which restore the traditional approach to finding a solution, and are all the more ...
By Sam Beever
2020 was a year that tested the strength of our communities and the resilience of our countries.
It was a year dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
For Australians, 2020 ...
By Andreas Charalambous and Omiros Pissarides
The 21st century has delivered unprecedented prosperity and peace to mankind, especially in the developed world. Despite the fact that regional and social inequalities ...
By Erol Riza
The banking system in Cyprus is facing significant challenges linked to the low interest rate environment, the competition from Fintech companies and from the lower net interest ...
Dr Yiorghos Leventis
On January 4, with the dawn of the new decade, Tehran announced that it had resumed uranium enrichment activities. This negative development is not surprising granted that the ...
The 61st round of exploratory contacts between Greece and Turkey are due to begin on January 25, following considerable pressure on Turkey by Germany, since the latter is trying to play ...
By Noga Caspi
Isn’t it time everyone recognised the obvious? Women belong in all places where decisions are being made!
Cyprus and Israel are two Middle Eastern democratic countries ...
Andreas Charalambous and Omiros Pissarides
We have recently written about global debt and the high levels of government borrowing, accumulated as a response to the global pandemic and aided by ...
Dr Yiorghos Leventis
Seventy-six years ago, on Christmas Day of 1944, Winston Churchill set foot in Athens in an urgent political-military visit. The extraordinary arrival of the then British prime minister ...