How to Obtain Recognition of a Foreign Insolvency Process and how to Enforce Insolvency-Related Judgments in Cyprus.

In its drive to become a competitive, climate-neutral, digital and circular economy, the EU has introduced the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR).

We’ve all heard the horror stories, micromanaging bosses, unrealistic expectations, and workplace stress that follows you home. Toxic management is, unfortunately, more common than we’d like to admit, and it can take a serious toll on employees’ mental health, productivity, and overall job satisfaction.

Polina Christodoulou is featured in Gold Magazine's cover story The Legal Issue. Discussing how AI tools will transform the forensic and due diligence sectors, and radically change the costs involved.

We are delighted to announce the publication of the 14th edition of Lexology’s In-Depth Private Wealth and Private Client Review (the “Review”). This authoritative guide provides global insights into the most significant legal and practical challenges affecting the management of private client wealth. It explores key issues surrounding tax, succession, and wealth structuring frameworks across 25 major jurisdictions, highlighting the most recent developments.

Next-generation justice through artificial intelligence is already a reality in China, where the world’s first fully digital Internet Court in Hangzhou showcases how AI and blockchain can revolutionize legal systems by delivering faster, more transparent, and reliable dispute resolution.

Invest Cyprus is positioning the island as a leading technology investment hub through strategic partnerships, targeted incentives, and a strong focus on innovation and digital transformation. In this interview with the CEO Marios Tannousis, we explore their proactive approach to attracting international tech companies, fostering local innovation and ensuring Cyprus remains competitive in the global tech landscape.

The Cyprus government has proposed a series of legislative amendments aimed at strengthening tax enforcement, as part of a broader tax reform currently under public consultation. The proposed amendments are intended to become effective as of January 2026, subject to final approval and vetting by the House of Representatives.

The principle of audi alteram partem—the right to be heard—is a cornerstone of natural justice, ensuring fair treatment even for third parties affected by court orders.

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