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Lithuanian Woman to Be Extradited to Cyprus Over Property Misappropriation

A 53-year-old Lithuanian woman accused of misappropriating Greek Cypriot properties is set to be extradited to the Republic of Cyprus after her arrest in France last May. The arrest took place at Nice Airport under a European arrest warrant issued by Cyprus. Although she appealed against the execution of the warrant, the French court dismissed her appeal. Several formal procedures remain before the extradition process is finalised, but authorities expect the woman to arrive in Cyprus shortly to face charges related to the allegations.

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