Cyprus talks deadlock deepens as Christodoulides challenges Erdoğan at the UN
President calls for a return to 2017 negotiations under UN parameters after Erdoğan again seeks recognition of the north
President calls for a return to 2017 negotiations under UN parameters after Erdoğan again seeks recognition of the north
The people of Cyprus deserve leaders capable of explaining that a common future cannot be built by denying the existence, dignity or equality of the other community
The Italian Commissioner takes on key Cyprus role as Brussels signals stronger engagement in UN-led reunification efforts expected to warm up in coming month
The meeting reflects a pragmatic approach amid geopolitical shifts - Russia's war in Ukraine, Middle East instability, and U.S. policy changes under President Trump
A reunified Cyprus would send a clear message that the Eastern Mediterranean can be a space of cooperation rather than permanent confrontation
Why a phased approach could reduce fear, create tangible gains before referendums, and offer both communities a clearer path beyond repeated deadlock
Between diplomacy and delay: what will determine whether Cyprus talks regain meaning
Ankara repeatedly argues that Nicosia, through defence cooperation with Israel, is turning the island into a “forward outpost” of foreign interests
The second half of 2026 could prove decisive in developments on the Cyprus issue
President Nikos Christodoulides hosted his Moldovan counterpart Maia Sandu and described the meeting as historic
Tufan Erhürman lays out red lines on sovereignty, guarantees and regional power shifts
The conditions are ripening for White House involvement as part of a broader vision to roll back Russian and Chinese influence