Reports indicate that talks between the parties reached a dead end on Friday, with the Cypriot side failing to respond to French pressure to resolve outstanding issues (cost recovery, geopolitical risks)

Last month, the world marked the fiftieth anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus of July 20, 1974. Commemorations were dramatically different for the various nations involved. The world’s fixation on the July 20 date, missed the defining historical events and factors which shape the continuing “Cyprus problem.” Those events occurred after the July invasion […]

In a recent interview with To Vima commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, Kennedy expressed his satisfaction with the progress made in bilateral relations between Washington and Nicosia.

Traditional Cypriot tunes are expected to bring a rich musical heritage in life when the Sounds of Cyprus ensemble is set to premiere a showcase of traditional Cypriot music and dance at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library in New York City. Co-founded by Peter Douskalis and Elena Chris, this ensemble is dedicated to preserving and […]

The research effort generated headlines this month when Turkey sent warships to the area in a bid to intimidate Athens, with the former claiming the maritime region was part of its EEZ

President von der Leyen's statement comes at a time when talks on the Cyprus problem are resuming

Anniversary of Turkish invasion: Athens remains steadfastly aligned with the Republic of Cyprus in its commitment to reunify island within the framework of UN resolutions

Chauvinist, belligerent tone resurfaces ahead of Saturday's dour anniversary of Turkey's invasion of Cyprus; Greek PM in Nicosia for remembrance event

Linking grids of Israel, Cyprus and Greece, ie mainland Europe, of geopolitical importance for EU; Cypriot concerns cited costs to consumers

This significant find, located within what was once a craftsman's workshop, represents the oldest sacred site discovered on the east Mediterranean island

Fidan advised Greece to 'stay away from these issues,' emphasizing the risk of being drawn into regional conflicts and facing consequent repercussions.

Hezbollah strongman Hassan Nasrallah warned Cyprus during a televised address on Wednesday that it would be targeted if Israel used Cypriot airbases to launch attacks against it

"I heard somewhere that if you are not satisfied with the things around you and want them to change, you have to be the change yourself," Fidias Panayiotou stated.

The remains of the 8 soldiers returned to the Elefsina Air Base on Friday in a moving ceremony attended by the Greek Defense Minister, Nikos Dendias

People and events from Cyprus’ 20-year career in the EU are spotlit in the exhibition of photography staged at Cyprus’ Permanent Representation in Brussels by one of the first Cypriot officials to arrive in the EU’s central hub, and a key member of its delegation to this day: Panikos Anastasiou. A number of individuals who […]

AHI recommended a $1.8 million appropriation for Greece's International Military Education and Training (IMET) program

The humanitarian aid shipment, taking place today, is comprised of more than 88,000 cans of food destined for Palestinians

Speaking at the Turkish presidential complex, the Greek PM said Israel had every right to defend itself, while characterizing Hamas as a terrorist group

Both the partial power vacuum in Lebanon and the tragic economic situation make it hard for Lebanon to withstand the additional burden of the two million Syrians who have fled there since the start of the War in Syria.

The discussions the UN Secretary General’s Personal Envoy, Maria Holguin Cuellar, will have in Europe in the coming days are expected to be decisive vis-a-vis the resumption of talks on the Cyprus issue. Her tour kicked off in Berlin and will be continued in Paris. From there she will travel to Brussels for a series […]