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Cyprus’ inadequate and unsustainable pension reform (opens the original)
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The social security “reform”, proposed by the Christodoulides government is inadequate, unfair and unsustainable. This is mainly because the scope for bringing many vulnerable persons out of the risk of poverty with adequate pensions is being profoundly influenced and constrained by the strict fiscal limits being set by Finance Minister Makis Keravnos and by the self-centred objections of the Chamber of Commerce (Keve) and the Employers and Industrialists Federation (OEV) in failing to support a
Waging war on the young (opens the original)
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The phrase “war on the young” is a prominent concept popularised by professor Scott Galloway of New York University, outlining how modern economic, political and social systems profoundly disadvantage younger generations compared with older cohorts. Indeed, backed by statistical evidence, Galloway argues that “what the US is doing to the economic future of its youth is nothing less than a war on the young”. Furthermore, he states that “We’ve broken the social contract that binds America: Work ha
Cyprus government policies are mean and unfair (opens the original)
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Article 9 of the Constitution of the Republic of Cyprus states that “Every person has the right to a decent existence and to social security. A law shall provide for the protection of the workers, assistance to the poor and for a system of social insurance”. However, Eurostat data reveals that in 2025 17.1 per cent of Cyprus households were at risk of poverty, with households of elderly pensioners, having a poverty risk of at least 33.7 per cent. And it is estimated that 30 per cent of employees
Addressing the affordability crisis of Cyprus households (opens the original)
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Recent opinion surveys indicate that the affordability crisis is the most pressing concern for Cyprus households. Indeed, many state their inability to cope with daily cost-of-living pressures and doubt that they will be able to maintain their current standard of living once they stop working. And many younger people say that they are increasingly unable to afford decent accommodation in the face of surging housing costs. Moreover, with prices and costs accelerating since February 2026 owing lar
Cyprus households face affordability crisis (opens the original)
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Impressionistic evidence and recent opinion surveys indicate that the affordability crisis is the most pressing concern for Cyprus households. Indeed, many persons state their inability to cope with daily cost-of-living pressures and doubt that they will be able to maintain their current standard of living once they stop working. Many younger persons say that they are increasingly unable to afford decent accommodation in the face of surging housing costs. Moreover, with prices and costs accelera
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