Cyprus Steps Up Sanctions Enforcement
Overview of Cyprus Law on EU Restrictive Measures and Criminal Offences On the 25th of July, 2025, the Republic of ...
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CySEC Publishes DORA Fee Framework and Highlights Supervisory Activity
A. CySEC Publishes DORA Fee Framework Annual supervisory fees will range between €2,000 and €20,000, depending on the size of the ...
EU Blue Card
EU Blue Card As of Monday, 07 July 2025, the Migration Department of the Deputy Ministry of Migration and International ...
EU Blue Card for high skilled foreign workers
EU Blue Card in Cyprus offers high-skilled non-EU workers a pathway to work, live, and gain permanent residence in the ...
Cyprus and its Accession to the Schengen Area, from a Legal Perspective
Legal Foundations and Implications of Cyprus’s Schengen Accession As Cyprus stands on the brink of joining the Schengen Area, the ...
What Apple’s €13 Billion EU Tax Fine Means for Multinational Companies
By: AGPLAW | A.G. Paphitis & CO. LLC The CJEU's Landmark Ruling: Implications of Apple's €13 Billion Tax Bill for ...
Digital Markets Act: Gatekeepers Under Scrutiny
By: N. Pirilides & Associates LLCEU's Digital Markets Act Takes Aim at Big Tech: Investigations Launched Against Alphabet, Apple, and ...
Extradition procedures before the Cypriot Courts – Compliance with European and International Law
By: Pelecanos & PelecanouExtradition is a legal process of international cooperation, which allows the transfer/surrender of a person suspected or ...
