Andreas Charalambous
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
- Latest publication
- Sep 6, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Cyprus Mail
- Top 100K sites
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- Jul 12, 2026
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Global economy is increasingly shaped by geopolitics (opens the original)
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Traditionally, economics and political science were regarded as distinct disciplines. Economic analysis was grounded primarily in the benefits of free competition and countries’ comparative advantages in determining patterns of trade, without giving significant weight to political considerations. Recent geopolitical developments, particularly the wars and associated turmoil in Ukraine and the Middle East, have heightened analysts’ interest in the interplay between political and economic factors.
Digital nomads: opportunity or challenge for the Cypriot economy? (opens the original)
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In recent years, mainly due to the mild climate, quality of life, adequate digital infrastructure and a favourable business environment, Cyprus has been attracting an increasing number of digital nomads and professionals. These individuals choose to reside in our country while working for companies or serving clients abroad. To capitalise on this trend, the Cyprus Civil Registry and Migration Department has expanded the digital nomad visa programme quota to 1,000 permits for non-EU nationals, wh
Concerns regarding sustainability of EU fiscal policy (opens the original)
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The years 2025 and 2026 were marked by intense geopolitical turmoil in the Middle East, with adverse worldwide effects on the cost of living and economic growth. The policy responses of EU member states and the guidance provided by the European Commission, which is responsible for implementing the commonly agreed EU fiscal framework that imposes strict rules regarding deficits and public debt, are of particular interest. According to Eurostat, the euro area government debt-to-GDP ratio stood at
Berlin’s wake-up call to Europe and Cyprus (opens the original)
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The recent announcement by the coalition government of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz regarding the ‘Revitalisation and Employment Programme’ marks a significant shift in Europe’s economic policy. Faced with years of stagnation and weak competitiveness, the German government has unveiled a new package of 34 measures, aimed at boosting competitiveness through a radical restructuring of the business environment and labour market, while also tackling bureaucracy. This move is not merely a domesti
The Brexit decade: the gap between expectations and reality (opens the original)
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The 2016 referendum on the UK’s departure from the EU is widely considered to be a milestone event. The purpose of this article is to assess its multi-level impact, considering that a decade of data now allows economists to replace speculative forecasts with actual empirical indicators. The UK economy in 2016 presented a generally satisfactory picture. However, the country’s participation in European institutions was always peculiar. Despite its active presence, London maintained a steady distru
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