Daniel Hannan, MEP for South East England, has raised a question in the European Parliament relating to a complaint raised by Denis O'Hare of the Cyprus Property Action Group (CPAG) in 2011.
Russia has said that it would only grant a bailout loan to Cyprus as part of a coordinated rescue with the EU for the island state, which it said was seeking a total of €20 billion in aid.
The Republic of Cyprus may be about to face the wrath of the European Court of Justice over its delay in amending legislation restricting European Union and EEC nationals from acquiring second homes on the Island.
Britain's 72 MEPs have been asked to put aside their political allegiances and work together on behalf of British property buyers in Cyprus who have been left without title deeds to their homes.
EC Vice-President Ms Viviane Reding has replied to Daniel Hannan’s question concerning developer mortgages in Cyprus. However, the answer she gives fails to answer the question asked and I wonder if someone is trying to deceive the European Commission?
The Marfin Popular Bank and the Bank of Cyprus will be part of an EU-wide stress testing exercise to be undertaken by the CEBS (Committee of European Banking Supervisors) before the end of the month.
The Cyprus government has been unsuccessful in its attempt to introduce the five bills designed to accelerate the issue of Title Deeds by the end of the parliamentary session. Talks on their substance will continue after the summer recess.
Once again, the Cyprus legal system and consumers' property rights are about to come under the scrutiny of the European Union following a written question to the European Parliament raised by Scottish MEP Alyn Smith.
Following a Eurobarometer report saying that corruption in Cyprus is a national problem comes news of a new EU anti-fraud and corruption reporting system
Following a European Union inquiry into the Cyprus laws governing estate agents, the Interior Ministry has submitted a new draft law to Parliament to bring it into line with the Acquis Communautaire.
In the past few days the Cyprus press has reported comments and reactions to the Court of Appeal’s ruling on the Orams case, which has far-reaching implications for those living in the divided island.
The Cyprus Government was 'economical with the truth' when it assured the UK Government that it intended to introduce a Bill to address the Title Deed issue affecting thousands of Brits who have invested in property on the island.
