One would say that after the Turkish provocations on the 50th anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus and the decisions of the Turkish Security Council on the recognition of two states, the prospect of resolving the Cyprus problem is receding. But is that the case? “No solution is not a solution” say Athens and … Read more
The two great gladiators of the presidential election in the United States, the Donald Trump and the Kamala Harris, they have opposing positions on many issues, from dealing with the climate crisis to immigration and foreign policy. The victory of one or the other will affect the daily life and future of hundreds of millions … Read more
“Change” was Sir Keir Starmer’s campaign slogan earlier this month in Great Britain. And it may have been a vague concept from a politician the press has described as “enigmatic”, but from the looks of the July 4th polls, he convinced the British people. Now, Starmer as prime minister is called upon to move on … Read more
“Strong popular mandate for change” has been received from the July 8 ballot in the United Kingdom, the new prime minister Keir Starmerin order to carry out “the important reform program promised by the Labor party” tells “Vima” the Matthew Godwina researcher at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, although he agrees with those … Read more
Without a secure prediction as to their outcome, the repeat elections for the election of mayor are being held today in Himarra after the ouster of Freddy Belleris. In terms of their importance, of course, they have exceeded the limits of the emergence of a local ruler and have taken on broader dimensions: domestic politics, … Read more
«“At the gates” is the third in the history of the Greek Judiciary, the voluntary exit program for judges from their positions, drawn up by the Ministry of Justice, and will involve an estimated 80 to 100 officials of Themida, who for health reasons cannot respond to the exercise of their duties. This program seems … Read more
The pricing policy of the banks comes under the microscope of the Competition Commission (EA) again, a few months after the compromise between the two sides on the issue of commissions. It was late 2019 when dozens of officers of the independent authority raided the management offices of the country’s largest credit institutions, as part … Read more
THE Kamala Harris he did not belong to the category of regular “visitors” one might meet at the open events of the diaspora. Perhaps the only exception was her award at the conference of the World Coordinating Committee of the Cyprus Struggle (PSEKA) in the summer of 2019. The speech she delivered then did not … Read more
Extensive checks and cross-checks on hundreds of thousands of tax returns that even today continue to be submitted are going to be carried out in the next period by the Independent Public Revenue Authority. The tax authority’s algorithm, which the authorities keep well hidden so that no active or potential tax evader can escape a … Read more
The non-announcement of the next Greek Commissioner to the Commission is mainly due to the fact that we still do not know, as the Prime Minister admits, the portfolio. How likely is it that Greece will get an “active” and “important” portfolio so that the Prime Minister can choose the right commissioner? The chances are … Read more