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When Systems Reach Their Limits: Why More Entrepreneurs Are Seeking Alternatives In many European countries, entrepreneurs, self-employed professionals, and investors have been experiencing increasing pressure for years. Rising taxes, more complex regulations, uncertainty in economic policy, and stricter controls often lead to environments where growth is not supported but hindered. Many report a loss of predictability—making entrepreneurial decisions difficult and long-term

This week, a political signal has drawn Europe’s attention to Cyprus. During the meeting between Chancellor Friedrich Merz and President Nikos Christodoulides in Berlin, it became clear: the coming months will play a central role in the future of the island – and therefore also for everyone who sees Cyprus as a potential location for new living or working structures. In January, Cyprus will assume the EU Council Presidency. This means that for half a year, the country will ac

I understand President Christodoulides’ speech at the United Nations General Session as an indication that he is not trying to simply align Cyprus with the EU. His aim is rather to give the island greater weight within a complex region. Through clear positioning and close cooperation with European partners, he seeks to make Cyprus more visible, strengthen its negotiating position, and create conditions that support security and investment. This is not about adaptation, but ab

In 2025, companies continue to face rising demands. Markets shift faster, regulatory requirements increase, and economic conditions remain volatile. In such an environment, a one-time service is rarely enough. What businesses truly need is long-term partnership , providing stability beyond the initial setup or purchase phase. Many business processes formally end after completing a specific task: a property is purchased, a company is incorporated, structures are implemented. Y

The situation in Germany remains challenging in 2025. Rising costs, increasing bureaucracy and an unpredictable economic environment are putting particular pressure on small and medium-sized businesses. Many entrepreneurs feel that decisions are becoming more uncertain and that traditional business models offer less and less stability. As a result, more and more business owners are looking for alternatives – whether through new strategies, digital solutions or even internatio

The global economy remains unpredictable in 2025. Low growth, rising geopolitical tensions and strict regulatory measures make entrepreneurial decisions more complex than ever. Many companies are under pressure, while opportunities grow for those who are flexible and internationally structured. More entrepreneurs now understand that stability does not come from waiting — it comes from choosing the right jurisdiction. Cyprus offers a rare combination of EU legal security, low