Auf der SBB-Grossbaustelle MehrSpur setzen die beauftragten Bauunternehmen auf eine Eisenleger-Firma mit zweifelhaftem Hintergrund.

Epinions nye måling er ikke munter læsning for Venstre. Partiet står til blot 7,1 procent af stemmerne. Det er et fald på 2,2 procentpoint siden august. To partisoldater er ikke glade for tallene – en af dem er Klaus Aage Bengtson fra Hals, som ikke mener, Venstre har fokus nok på landdistrikterne.

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Cypriot businesses working in energy storage, electric mobility and energy technologies are being offered free one-to-one meetings with German companies in Nicosia in October, as part of a b...

Cypriot businesses working in energy storage, electric mobility and energy technologies are being offered free one-to-one meetings with German companies in Nicosia in October, as part of a b...

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 any increases in contribution rates to the social insurance fund and in raising the retirement age. Background Pensions paid by the government are very low by European standards. In 2023 Cyprus government expenditure on pensions amounted to 7.6 per cent of GDP compared with 12.3 per cent for the EU and even a higher 14.0 per cent for Greece. According to Eurostat elderly persons of 65 years and above in Cyprus, that are heavily dependent on pensions for their income, had a risk of being in poverty of 33.7 per cent. Notably, government expenditure on old-age pensions totalled 6.0 per cent of GDP in 2023 as against 9.9 per cent and 11.5 per cent of GDP, respectively, for the EU and Greece. And an interesting study...