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France and Germany Spearhead WHO Reform
The COVID-19 pandemic brought to light many financial and legal weaknesses in the World Health Organization (WHO), as well as…
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Business
Greece Is Open for Business
Greece is ready to welcome summer, and hopes to re-open for tourists as soon as June 15. Last week and…
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Cyprus
Cypriot Economy Hit as Property Sales Slump
Last month, the Cypriot property market experienced its sharpest decline since 2013 – during the island’s financial crisis – when…
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Europe
Malta Quits a Key Alliance
Malta has quit. Earlier this month the island-nation informed its EU partners that it was no longer taking part in…
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Business
Greek Foreign Policy Hinges on Increased Cooperation
In January 2020, when Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with United States President Donald Trump, the Greek leader remarked that…
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Cyprus
Greece, Cyprus, and Turkey Face Off Overseas and Online
Cyprus, Greece, and Turkey are facing off again, but this time online as well as at sea. By focusing on…
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Business
Halloumi Hits Roadblock on its Way to PDO Status
Cyprus’ famous halloumi cheese, a dairy product also known as the country’s “white gold”, has found itself at the centre…
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Cyprus
Cyprus Revisits Peace Talks
After nearly half a century of division and countless efforts made at peace talks, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is…
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Europe
Threat of Violence Looms Over Corsica as Mafia Grip Tightens
This past September, over 30 local politicians, public figures, and members of the artistic community gathered in the Corsican capital…
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Cyprus
Climate Change and Southern Europe: A Race to Prevent the Impact of Global Warming
Record temperatures across the entire European continent have many concerned about global warming and the effects of climate change. A…
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