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Diplomatic Talks Behind the Battles: China Pushes a Political Path By: Gaston Saidman While conflicts in the Middle East dominate global headlines, another front is unfolding more quietly but with significant strategic weight: international diplomacy. Behind the battles, governments are searching for political pathways to prevent further escalation and preserve both regional and global stability. […]

Is Syria Moving Away from Iran? A Gesture That Could Redefine the Regional Chessboard By Gastón Saidman The recent conversation between Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa sent a diplomatic signal that could be more significant than it appears. Syria expressed support and solidarity with Saudi Arabia following the attacks

Cyprus Introduces New Rules for Foreign Direct Investment: A Safe and Transparent Framework for International Investors By: Editorial Team Starting on April 2, 2026, Cyprus will implement new key legislation regulating foreign investments in strategic sectors. Law 194(I)/2025 marks a milestone in the Cypriot regulatory system by establishing a framework for prior review and approval

Panama and Israel: When Innovation Meets Opportunity By Gastón Saidman For years, Israel has been globally recognized as the “Startup Nation” a country that transformed geographic limitations into competitive advantages through technology, research, and entrepreneurship. At the same time, Panama has established itself as the “Hub of the Americas,” a strategic platform for trade, investment,

Cyprus–Israel Business Meeting to Strengthen Bilateral Economic Cooperation By Gaston Saidman Last week, a significant professional gathering took place in Nicosia, organized jointly by the Israel–Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and its Cypriot counterparts. The event was attended by the Ambassador of Israel to Cyprus, Mr. Oren Anolik; Mr. Sofronis Papageorgiou; the Chairman of the Israel–Cyprus

Costa Rica and Israel Open a New Era of Economic and Technological Cooperation By Gastón Saidman Three years ago, we had the opportunity to interview Costa Rica’s Minister of Foreign Trade, Manuel Tovar, during a working visit to Israel. At that time, the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the two countries was still an initial