Tehran warned against allowing foreign bases to support U.S. military operations, saying such actions could have consequences as tensions over the Iran conflict continue.

Under an agreement reached Wednesday, the Senate will resume consideration of the resolution, S. Res. 817, which if approved would authorize the Senate to take up the 74 nominations together under a procedure Republicans established last year

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.

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.

TotalEnergies and Eni have approved the development of Cyprus’ Kronos gas field, with production expected to begin in 2028 and LNG destined for European markets.

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

Former PM Antonis Samaras marks the anniversary of Greece's return to democracy with warnings about weak institutions and national pessimism

Turkey sent its survey ship out on the anniversary of its 1974 Cyprus invasion, prompting concern in Athens

Brussels raises concerns over a planned gas pipeline linking Turkey to occupied northern Cyprus, adding new friction to the region

 Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal fall of a three-year-old child from the second-floor balcony of a hotel in Paphos, Cyprus, as the local community mourns the devastating loss.

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

Brussels says excluding Cyprus from climate summit preparations is unacceptable as tensions rise before Turkey hosts COP31 in November

Environment Minister Stavros Papastavrou says Greece backs Cyprus’s full participation in COP preparations, calling any exclusion unacceptable.

The Uyghurs expose three systems at once: Chinese repression, Ankara’s priced solidarity and the selective conscience of the Muslim world.

Greece’s Defense Minister briefed EU counterparts after alleged radio interference involving government aircraft traveling to Cyprus, while Ankara rejected the claims and offered its own account of the incident

Dendias attends EU Defence Council in Nicosia, focusing on maritime security, Operation Aspides, and EU strategic defence cooperation.

Turkey allegedly disrupted communications of aircraft carrying the Greek, French and Dutch defence ministers en route to Cyprus ahead of key EU security talks.

The removal of special warnings linked to regional tensions is expected to boost confidence among British travelers as the peak tourism season approaches.

Cyprus says it has been frozen out of key COP31 preparatory meetings by Turkish organizers, creating tensions within the EU ahead of this year’s U.N. climate summit in Antalya