The case of Simon Aykut, detained in South Cyprus over allegations related to the purchase and sale of former Greek Cypriot property in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, was heard in court yesterday. Aykut’s lawyer, Nikoletta Haralambidou, challenged the jurisdiction of the Greek Cypriot court, stating that the charges involve property transactions outside the control of the "Republic of Cyprus" and that the court has no right to hear this case under international law. Prosecutor Elena Kleopa presented her counterarguments, claiming that the case concerns Cyprus's territorial integrity. The court’s decision is expected on November 8, 2024
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Northern Cyprus Laws - Will the TRNC Government Be Able to Win Back the Trust of Foreigners?
Northern Cyprus Laws - Will the TRNC Government Be Able to Win Back the Trust of Foreigners?Statement by President Tatar on arrests in southern Cyprus
President Ersin Tatar made another notable statement regarding the informal dinner hosted by the UN Secretary-General, where he met with Greek leader Nikos Christodoulides.Near East University is among the top 5 Turkish universities!
According to the “World University Rankings 2025” research published by The Times Higher Education (THE), based in London, the top 5 Turkish universities in the world are Sabancı University, Koç University, Middle East Technical University, Istanbul Technical University and Near East University.Number of passengers increases at Ercan State Airport
After comparing the first nine months of 2023 and 2024, it was announced that the number of passengers at Ercan State Airport increased by 21.51 percent and the number of aircraft by 13.27 percent.
