Comes on the heels of probe into country's citizenship-by-investment programme.

Cyprus citizenship for investment scheme courts international scrutiny after Jho link exposed.

The scheme saw €6.64 billion invested under the scheme between 2013 and 2018.

However, the Cypriot authorities did not reveal the identities of those whose citizenship is being revoked.

Abdul Hamid Bador says he is still hiding in the same place as before but does not name the country.

Its finance minister says corrective measures have been in place early this year to curb abuse of its citizenship-for-investment scheme.

Contrary to what has been stated in multiple articles, he has never been a citizenship client of ours, says Henley & Partners.

Chrysostomos II says a developer requested him to pen a letter in support of Low's citizenship application.

He does not buy the 'looks like a bear' story, saying the fugitive would opt to look like Leonardo DiCaprio instead.

Nicos Anastasiades says a probe must be carried out in order to justify the revocation.

Cypriot daily reveals that Low was available for a meeting to discuss potential investments on church land.

The fugitive businessperson bought an unfinished villa worth five million euros to fulfil certain conditions, report says.