Cypriot authorities didn’t open warning on banned doctor
Records obtained by reporters show many national authorities in the EU are not reading alerts sent via European Commission’s notification portal
Records obtained by reporters show many national authorities in the EU are not reading alerts sent via European Commission’s notification portal
The attacks are “one of the worst” recorded, according to Qurium, which hosts CIReN.cy
The decision to suspend Christos Christodoulides’ license to practice law comes after an investigation by CIReN and OCCRP, which detailed years of his legal issues including immigration fraud convictions in both Cyprus and the U.K.
In early November, some media outlets in Cyprus, Turkey and Greece reproduced the claim that the United Kingdom made a change in its policy towards Turkish Cypriots, and added the phrase “northern part of Cyprus” to the official visa application web page in addition to “Cyprus.”
President Christodoulides presented the recent agreement between the Employers Associations and the Trade Unions to restore 100% of COLA – Αutomatic Cost-Of-Living Adjustment as a reform, a fairer distribution of national income, and the strengthening of the middle and low income classes.
On October 16, 2025 Cypriot Member of the European Parliament (MEP) Fidias Panayiotou took to his social media accounts to make the “biggest announcement of his life”, the creation of a new political party in Cyprus to run in the 2026 Parliamentary elections.
The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office has launched a money laundering investigation into two Turkish companies owned by Turkish Cypriot fintech entrepreneur Ozan Özerk.
Since the start of Russia’s war on Ukraine, there has been an ongoing debate over the impact of Western-imposed sanctions on the economies of both Russia and the […]
Despite extensive coverage in Turkish Cypriot media, no direct flights between the UK and north Cyprus were launched. CIReN traces the claim to its source and examines what was actually said — and what wasn’t.
Despite a year-long buildup, government promotion, and a unanimous vote in the Parliament, only two women applied for voluntary military service. CIReN finds the President’s claim unfounded when weighed against the actual outcome.