Ankara reverses initial exclusion after pressure from EU institutions and member states, as Nicosia confirms receipt of formal invitation to November COP31 climate summit in Antalya

Greece’s defense minister, Nikos Dendias, reaffirms Athens’ support for Cyprus, during Independence Day commemoration

The Turkish Cypriot leader declined a trilateral meeting with the Cypriot president and the U.N. chief in New York, complicating Guterres' push for progress on Cyprus.

Mitsotakis and Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis are holding a flurry of meetings in New York ahead of the prime minister's General Assembly address on Thursday, including talks with U.N. chief António Guterres and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides is holding a series of diplomatic meetings in New York ahead of talks with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, with Nicosia presenting what it calls new ideas for restarting negotiations

Turkish president reiterates Ankara’s positions on the Aegean and Cyprus while urging action on Gaza and greater Turkish involvement in Europe’s security architecture

The Greek delegation, led by PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis, is expected to highlight international law, freedom of navigation and regional stability as Greek-Turkish maritime differences remain unresolved

Ankara said fighter jets and support aircraft carried out an “extended training flight” in the east Mediterranean

The two leaders’ first meeting since UN Chief Antonio Guterres’ July visit produced a regular dialogue but no breakthrough regarding new crossing points

The benighted country's parliament speaker first referred - then deleted - a post describing the Turkish Cypriot administration as a 'state', before the Mogadishu government quickly reaffirmed its official position vis-a-vis the Republic of Cyprus

The Spanish football giant has scheduled a September academy camp in northern occupied Nicosia, in an area controlled by a pseudo-state recognized only by Turkey, the occupying power

Athens says the UN secretary-general's commitment to a UN-led peace process and plans for an informal expanded meeting offer momentum toward restarting negotiations on the Cyprus issue.

Both leaders welcomed plans for a new expanded meeting on Cyprus, with Christodoulides pointing to a bigger role for the European Union and Erhurman saying he sees "a road map" for the first time

The U.N. chief said another "five-plus-one" meeting will be held after preparations on confidence-building measures, methodology, and substance to help advance efforts to resolve Cyprus' decades-long division.

António Guterres arrives in Cyprus for the first visit by a UN secretary-general in 16 years, seeking to determine whether conditions exist to revive formal negotiations on the island's decades-long division.

The Greek PM expressed concern over broader regional developments and the escalation of hostilities affecting the Red Sea

Greece honors the fallen 52 years after the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, reaffirming support for reunification and a UN-backed solution to the island’s division.

Marking 52 years since Turkey's 1974 military intervention in Cyprus, Greece's Foreign Ministry said it remains committed to a UN-backed settlement and the reunification of the divided island.

Tense exchanges at the Economist conference as Greek Deputy FM Tasos Chatzivasileiou and Ahmet Davutoglu clash over Cyprus and the island's future.

Top Greek and Cypriot officials coordinate ahead of expected UN-led informal five-party talks on Cyprus, with attention shifting to upcoming NATO summit discussions in Ankara that could shape the diplomatic roadmap for the divided island