New Bill Targets Unexplained Wealth From Organised Crime
The proposed law would let courts order the confiscation of assets linked to organised crime even without proving specific offences, as part of Cyprus's alignment with EU asset recovery rules.
Who Were Tal Dilian's Clients?
The Audit Office's investigation, now in the possession of the Anti-Corruption Authority, has revealed a series of state contracts with companies belonging to the former Mossad agent. At the same time, during discussions before the House Legal Affairs Committee in November 2022 and June 2023, reference was made to political parties and politicians who worked with him.
Cyprus Consumers Feel the Pinch as Prices Rise in 40 of 45 Categories
Cyprus records a fifth straight month of rising inflation, driven mainly by fuel and electricity prices.
Court of Appeal Orders Detention of Man Facing 11 Criminal Charges
The court overturned a lower court ruling that had released the man on conditional bail, finding a clear risk he would reoffend.
Fire Extinguished at Abandoned Limassol Building, Arson Suspected
The Fire Service says two crews from Agios Nikolaos station responded, and no one was found trapped inside the building.