Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is planning a controversial “picnic” Sunday in a once-famed Cyprus resort that has been left to rot since its Greek Cypriot inhabitants fled advancing Turkish …
Cyprus, Israel, Greece agree to boost defense cooperation
The defense ministers of Greece, Israel and Cyprus have agreed to step up military cooperation they said will keep their armed forces better prepared, help create more jobs and bolster security in a f …
Does Cyprus law allow wills to be signed electronically?
The outbreak of COVID-19 and continuation of social distancing measures have brought to light a variety of issues concerning the signing and execution of wills. Consequently, the legal world has had …
Accuindex Completes Acquisition of CySEC Regulated Ruizean Markets
Accuindex announced today that it has completed the acquisition of 100% share of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission regulated Ruizean Markets.
Accuindex acquires Cyprus operations of Ruizeanmarkets
The acquisition of Ruizeanmarkets’ Cyprus operations comes at a time when Accuindex is strengthening its position and regulated activities to win a larger sha …
Online broker eToro finds “the right people” in Cyprus
Cyprus has a fantastic talent pool,” comments Avi Sela, chief operations officer of the multi-asset online social trading firm eToro Group, who is based in Limassol. Sela already has 160 people …
North Cyprus protest denounces ‘interference’ ahead of Erdogan visit
Hundreds of people in northern Cyprus protested Tuesday against “interference” by Ankara, days before Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is to visit a controversially reopened beach resort for a …
In Cyprus, the Golden Passports Scheme Shows Us How Capitalism and Corruption Go Hand in Hand
Al Jazeera’s Cyprus Papers have exposed a corrupt trade that sells citizenship on the Mediterranean island. But Cyprus is no rogue state: its “golden passport” scheme is firmly rooted in the logic of …
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt reportedly applied to become a citizen of Cyprus
Obtaining citizenship from the nation would give Schmidt the ability to freely enter European Union and skirt some travel bans.
Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt is reportedly becoming a citizen in the European island nation of Cyprus, which could cost him $2.5 million and give him tax breaks
The Republic of Cyprus joined the European Union in 2004, but reports of links between international money laundering and the visa programs it offers have attracted the watchful eye of European …