An athletic president and an ungoverned state

An athletic president and an ungoverned state

The president has been criticized for not making tangible changes or addressing important issues in the country. Despite his stylish public appearances and activities, such as attending sports events with his child, the lack of visible progress in solving pressing problems like traffic congestion, education system inefficiencies, healthcare issues, and more, raises concerns about his leadership. The focus should be on addressing these issues rather than on his personal style and public appearances.

Reflect Festival takes the next step in Kolla, attracts 9,000 , “doers”

Reflect Festival takes the next step in Kolla, attracts 9,000 , “doers”

Reflect Festival, Cyprus’ flagship tech and startup festival, returned to Limassol and welcomed 9,000 entrepreneurs, investors, and tech enthusiasts in a new venue. The event marked the biggest conference ever organized in Cyprus and the most international year of Reflect so far. Attendees from 70 countries participated, including 1,500 companies and 130 governmental representatives from 20 countries. The festival featured over 150 companies in the expo, with activities like holograms, augmented reality garments, and contests. The event also included parties, sports events, and side activities around Limassol. Reflect Festival announced the launch of The Doers Company as an umbrella organization behind the event and future activities.

In a boiling world, chief heat officers battle , ‘silent killer’

In a boiling world, chief heat officers battle , ‘silent killer’

Fact: Seven chief heat officers, all women, are working in cities like Miami, Melbourne, Dhaka, Freetown, and Athens to cool urban heat traps and prevent deaths caused by extreme heatwaves.

Summer of sport to help revive global beer sales

Summer of sport to help revive global beer sales

Global brewers are expected to see an increase in beer sales this year, with factors like sports events, slower inflation, and weather patterns contributing to the growth. Heineken and Carlsberg have already reported higher volumes after a period of decline, while Anheuser-Busch InBev’s sales were impacted by a boycott but are expected to improve. Price increases have been the main driver of revenue growth in recent years, but with cost increases easing, volume growth is expected to become a more significant revenue driver. This shift is also expected to help improve margins for brewers.