Politics · Cyprus
Cyprus faces EU scrutiny over waste, energy, anti-money laundering, and minimum wage issues.
2 sourcesFirst reported 14 days agoUpdated 13 days ago
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- The European Commission criticized Cyprus for not meeting EU waste recycling targets during a recent assessment.
- Cyprus also faced scrutiny for its restrictive policies regarding energy installations.
- The country was noted for its failure to implement necessary anti-money laundering directives.
- Additionally, there were concerns regarding Cyprus not establishing adequate minimum wage standards.
- This latest report adds to ongoing tensions between Cyprus and the EU over compliance issues.
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