Cyprus has long been a shipping powerhouse, but its role is evolving fast to meet the needs of the digital age, according to Christoph Stork, CEO of Cyprus-based bunker trading platform XMAR.

The environment department has officially approved the expansion plans for both the Larnaca and Paphos international airports, it emerged on Thursday.

Cyprus’ real estate market kicked off the new year with a 21 per cent increase in property sales, compared to the same month last year, primarily driven by Limassol’s record-breaking surge.

Elias Neocleous & Co LLC congratulates Advocate & Associate Adonis Zachariou on his appointment to the inaugural STEP Next Gen Working Group

We are pleased to share that our firm successfully opposed an application before the Supreme Court seeking leave for a third – level appeal.

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Polina Christodoulou and Marina K. Vassiliou contribute the "Investor-State Arbitration and the Next Generation of Investment Treaties" chapter in Part VII: Multilateral Treaties. In this chapter, they take a close look at the latest trends in the investment treaty landscape, and discuss updates and investor-state dispute settlement (#ISDS) reforms in significant multilateral investment treaties across the globe and in bilateral investment treaties (#BITs), including modified provisions that promote sustainable development, climate change considerations and human rights.

Cyprus’ cruise sector is set for a significant upturn, expecting a 30 per cent surge in ship arrivals this year, according to Deputy Shipping Minister Marina Hadjimanolis.

Elias Neocleous & Co LLC is delighted to announce its recognition as Mediterranean Law Firm of the Year 2025 at the prestigious Citywealth International Financial Centre (IFC) Awards. The awards ceremony took place on January 28th at One Moorgate Place in the City of London, bringing together over 120 of the world’s leading wealth advisors and private client experts.

In the landmark decision of the Privy Council in Tianrui (International) Holding Company Ltd v China Shanshui Cement Group Ltd (Cayman Islands) [2024] UKPC 36, the Privy Council confirmed that shareholders can bring personal claims against a company for improper exercise of power, and more specifically, where directors of the company allot shares for the improper purpose of diluting their shareholding.