Orams case back in UK court today Following the European Court of Justice ruling that a judgement ordering the Orams to demolish their house must be recognized by EU countries, Melitis Apostolides begins his appeal against an earlier British High Court ruling today. THE LATEST chapter in the epic Orams case will unfold today when a Greek Cypriot refugee begins the appeals process against last year’s ruling by the British High Court that it could not force a British couple to return own... [read more]

First Published:  30/11/2009 14:42:46 Dubai World’s debt is not guaranteed by the government, Abdulrahman Al Saleh, director general of the emirate’s Department of Finance, said in an interview with state-run Dubai TV today. “The company received financing based on its project schedule, not a government guarantee,” al-Saleh said in response to whether the government was backing the debt. “The lenders should be part of the responsib... [read more]

Limassol Marina is an exclusive waterfront development designed by a world-renowned team of architects and engineers. Created out of man-made islands, it combines elegant real estate, a state-of-the-art marina and a lifestyle uniquely shaped by ‘living on the sea.’     Just a stroll away from the heart of Limassol, the marina is designed to blend seamlessly with the city’s historic harbour, old town and medieval castle.     With its breathtaking views, effortle... [read more]

RESIDENCE AND EMPLOYMENT PERMITS IN CYPRUS   Cyprus with its warm and stable climate and convenient geographical position is considered as an attractive place for residence and employment. Residence and employment in Cyprus are governed by the Aliens and Immigration legislation of Cyprus (Alien and Immigration Law Chapter 105 of the Laws as amended; Alien and Immigration Regulation KDP 242/72 of 22.12.1972 as amended). Entry The requirements for visa vary depending on the nationality of each for... [read more]

'' Cyprus offers a strategic location, favourable tax environment, educated work force, excellent telecommunications, modern banking and legal infrastructure which make the country the perfect business bridge for the European Union and the Middle East ”   The Wall Street Journal, 5 May 2004 Capitalizing on its strategic location, Cyprus has developed through the years into a reputable international services hub especially in the banking and shipping activities. Since Cyprus's access... [read more]

Under the auspices of the International Vine and Wine Commission, the Cyprus Wine Products Council are this year holding the third Cyprus Wine competition in Paphos.A total number of 38 winemakers are to take part with 160 labels, including both foreign and local varieties. Both red and white Cypriot wines have now reached international levels. ... [read more]

The Cyprus Tourism Organisation(CTO) has the approval of the European Commission to offer market support to airlines operating low cost and charter flights to Cyprus, to connect to new areas and develop new markets. The scheme will have a duration of three years and cost €18 million Euros ... [read more]

Sunday 6th April 2008 saw the historic opening of Ledra Street, in Nicosia, a key crossing checkpoint between the Republic of Cyprus in the south, and the north, after over 40 years of separation. Nicosia, the capital of the Republic of Cyprus is the worlds' last divided capital, and has been patrolled by the United Nations, since 1963. The UN chief of mission Elizabeth Spehar said' It represents the renewal of the peace process in Cyprus, and is tangible evidence that what had appeared i... [read more]

There are 4 golf courses operating on the Island, all built at different times. One of them, Vikla, built in 1992, near Limassol, is not a championship course, so I will major on the other 3, which are all in the west of Cyprus: ·         Tsada, the first to be built, in 1994, designed by Donald Steel (10 minutes drive north of Paphos, 20 mins. from the airport)·         Secret Valley, the se... [read more]