Business & Finance
Court Confirms Fines for Former Laiki Bank Executives
Supreme Constitutional Court rejects appeal, upholding CySEC penalties for misleading 2010 financial statements
SOCIAL LENS
Golden Passports Case Enters Final Stage
The “Al Jazeera” trial over Cyprus’ controversial investment-by-naturalisation scheme has concluded its evidentiary phase. Former House Speaker Demetris Syllouris and former AKEL MP Christakis Giovanis now await judgment after final submissions.
Players & Power
A Divided Institution: Why the Attorney General’s Reform Splits Cyprus’ Leadership
At a Nicosia conference on the office’s evolution and challenges, state leaders endorsed reform while the Attorney General warned of constitutional risks.
Cyprus Divided
Turkish-Israeli Property Developer Simon Mistriel Aykut Pleads Guilty in Major Greek Cypriot Land Usurpation Case
After months of denying all charges, the 75-year-old developer admitted guilt to 40 counts linked to illegal property deals in the occupied north and will be sentenced on October 24.
Cyprus Divided
Key Turn in Property Usurpation Case
Defendant Simon Mistriel Aykut expected to plead guilty to part of the charges related to properties in occupied Famagusta and Kyrenia districts.
