Parody, full stop?
The president may have drawn a line under the minister of justice and the Twitter incident but legally it’s far from over
By Achilleas Demetriades
The issue of the ...
Cyprus: an unjustified target
Facts and perception differ widely when it comes to money laundering allegations
By Loucas Haviaras
THE Republic of Cyprus (hereinafter “Cyprus”) has been the target of many European Countries due ...
Supreme Court imposes new requirement for creation of ‘statutory tenancy’
By George Tsardellis
IN THE recent case of Fysentzides vs K & C Snooker & Pool Entertainment, Civil appeal no.
30/2019, dated 1/6/2020, the Supreme Court of Cyprus has decided on a ...
Trademarks: an asset of high value
In an age dominated by intangible assets, intellectual property has gained significant value in recent years
By Ramona Livera and Demetris Gregoriou
THE new Trade Marks Law 2020 was enacted in ...
Brexit: one state less in the fight against crime and corruption
The negative impact of economic crime and corruption has been felt in Europe throughout 2020. The fight against money laundering and terrorist financing plays a central role in the work of ...
The beacon for a solution
If Varosha is lost the course for a solution is lost and we shall all sink in a sea of partition
By Achilleas Demetriades
Perhaps we could start the New ...
Humour, parody and satire – funny things!
A chilling step in the direction of arbitrary encroachment of the right to freedom of expression, a phenomenon that is becoming all too common in current times (on a global ...