Cyprus corruption probe identifies possible offences involving former president and 14 others

A long-running investigation by Cyprus’ Independent Authority Against Corruption has identified possible criminal offences involving 15 individuals and entities, including former president Nicos Anastasiades, over allegations examined in the so-called “State Mafia” case.

The findings stem from a probe lasting more than two years into claims contained in a book, which the authority says raises issues undermining public trust in state institutions. The report has been forwarded to the Attorney...