Cyprus: New Technology

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act now affects businesses across Cyprus and the European Union that use AI tools for customer service, marketing, or content creation. Companies must understand their transparency obligations, disclosure requirements, and compliance responsibilities under the new regulation that became applicable in August 2026.

The European Union has spent the last decade reshaping the digital regulatory landscape through landmark legislation such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the AI Act. The European Health Data Space (EHDS) Regulation is the next significant step in that evolution. While often described as a healthcare initiative, the EHDS is at its core a data governance framework designed to unlock the value of electronic health data while safeguarding fundamental rights and promoting innovation.

The consumer and retail sector is undergoing a decisive technological reset, driven by rapid advances in AI, rising expectations for digital convenience, and the pressure to modernize long‑standing legacy systems.

The Digital Omnibus arrives at a critical juncture for Europe, amid growing debate as to whether the cumulative effect of its regulatory framework has constrained competitiveness, particularly considering differing approaches adopted abroad.

The iGaming industry is entering a new era of regulation. As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes deeply integrated into platform operations, legal and regulatory compliance...

In the November issue of Forbes magazine, our Managing Partner, Elias Neocleous, outlines a vision for the modern law firm as a pillar of stability in times of uncertainty, founded on the principles of trust, transparency and ethical leadership.

The European Design Regulation (EUDR) No. 2024/2822 amending Regulation on Community Designs, has come into force as of 1st of May 2025 (Phase I), whilst provisions for the implementation of the secondary legislation will come into effect as from 1 July 2026 (Phase II).

In an era of rapid technological advancement, the question for modern businesses is not if they will face a cyberattack, but when.

Ιn a groundbreaking move, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has approved Garfield Law Ltd, the UK's first fully AI-powered law firm.