HeyJaredLoukis Skaliotis
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Giving the world economy a dose of bleach (opens the original)
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Recently I have been writing about financial matters and the risks associated with rising interest rates in the US. For sure, the phenomenon is not limited to the United States. Japan raised interest rates, in an effort to support the yen, bringing them to their highest level since 1995. The European Central Bank recently raised its deposit rate to 2.5 per cent amid continuing concerns about inflation. The US dollar’s situation, however, is much more significant because its effects are eventuall
Why the US may be heading for a financial crisis (opens the original)
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Last Sunday night I woke up sweating at around 1am after a particularly bad nightmare. Usually, I cannot get back to sleep easily, but this time I was so deeply into sleep mode that I had to fight to stay awake. I certainly did not want to go back to that particular dream. At moments like this, I turn to my trusted iPad to whizz away the time and get my mind off any bad thoughts. I ended up browsing the Financial Times to see what was new in the world. There, at the top of the page, was an artic
AI and Spock’s ultimate sacrifice (opens the original)
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Recently, we went out to dinner with a large group of cousins at one of Nicosia’s tavernas. The deserted August streets made the journey there almost a pleasure, rather than the usual anxious 30-minute drive. I even escaped the dreaded “Are we there yet?” from my granddaughter. During dinner, one of my cousins made a good-natured comment. “Your command of the English language is exemplary,” he added. I explained that my written English was pretty good, after years of studying abroad and continui
From Trump to Cyprus: when loyalty collides with reality (opens the original)
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The disruption caused by Donald Trump’s presidency continues to reverberate far beyond the United States. Whether in foreign policy or domestic governance, his instinct to dismiss inconvenient facts rather than confront them has become an increasingly defining feature of his administration. The ranks of those who once supported the president unequivocally, only to later regret it, continue to grow. Mitch McConnell, Elon Musk and Marjorie Taylor Greene have all, in different ways, distanced thems
Where are the leaders? Will Christodoulides rise to the occasion? (opens the original)
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As the visit of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to Cyprus came and went, I found myself reflecting on how bereft the world seems of genuine leadership. There was a time when the United States and Europe were looked to for direction. Whether or not one agreed with their policies, their leaders possessed a stature that commanded attention. Today that is no longer the case. With Donald Trump back in the White House, America is demonstrating what leadership should not be. In Britain, a country
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