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by Fiona Mullen

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23 episodes
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A podcast to go beyond the headlines. Economic, political and social analysis on Cyprus by Fiona Mullen, Director of Sapienta Economics.

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5/4/2020

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Episode thumbnail for Figure It – Episode 22: Lessons from Cyprus intercommunal dialogue with ex USAID’s Elizabeth Kassinis (09/05/2026)

May 9, 2026

Figure It – Episode 22: Lessons from Cyprus intercommunal dialogue with ex USAID’s Elizabeth Kassinis (09/05/2026)

Until 2015, the main funder of bicommunal initiatives in Cyprus was the US Agency for International Development (USAID). For those working on EU-funded practical dialogue initiatives today, what lessons can we learn from those times? Sapienta Economics Director Fiona Mullen asks former USAID Senior Program and Bicommunal Program Advisor, Elizabeth Kassinis. The post Figure It – Episode 22: Lessons from Cyprus intercommunal dialogue with ex USAID’s Elizabeth Kassinis (09/05/2026) first appeared on Island Talks.

Episode thumbnail for Figure It – Episode 21: Cyprus problem negotiations that are fit for the 21st century (12/1/2026)

January 12, 2026

Figure It – Episode 21: Cyprus problem negotiations that are fit for the 21st century (12/1/2026)

The Cyprus negotiations process puts far too much of the burden on two men in a room who have elections coming, and far too little on ordinary citizens. Sapienta Economics Director, Fiona Mullen, discusses how to do it differently. Links referred to in the original article at Sapienta Cyprus Snippets: flexible citizens, SeeD on preventive […] The post Figure It – Episode 21: Cyprus problem negotiations that are fit for the 21st century (12/1/2026) first appeared on Island Talks.

Episode thumbnail for Figure It – Episode 20: why a Cyprus bank windfall tax would be a bad idea (19/12/2025)

December 19, 2025

Figure It – Episode 20: why a Cyprus bank windfall tax would be a bad idea (19/12/2025)

In this episode Sapienta Economics Director, Fiona Mullen, discusses proposals for a bank windfall tax put forward by the Progressive Party of Working People (AKEL) in November and the many reasons why it is a bad idea. This podcast comes from an article that first appeared in Sapienta Cyprus Snippets at sapienta.substack.com.   The post Figure It – Episode 20: why a Cyprus bank windfall tax would be a bad idea (19/12/2025) first appeared on Island Talks.

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What is Figure It?

A podcast to go beyond the headlines. Economic, political and social analysis on Cyprus by Fiona Mullen, Director of Sapienta Economics.

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