Is the European Parliament overlooking Cyprus’ contested history? – TRT World

Is the European Parliament Ignoring Cyprus’ Contested History?

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The European Parliament has come under fire for seemingly glossing over Cyprus’ intricate and contested history in its recent debates. Critics warn that this neglect could jeopardize the delicate path toward reconciliation on the island

Türkiye’s foreign minister marks Cyprus Peace Operation anniversary – Anadolu Ajansı

Turkey’s Foreign Minister Commemorates Anniversary of Cyprus Peace Operation

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Türkiye’s Foreign Minister marked the anniversary of the Cyprus Peace Operation, highlighting its crucial role in maintaining regional stability and reaffirming Turkey’s unwavering commitment to peace on the island, Anadolu Ajansı reported

‘We do not accept partition as a solution’ – Cyprus Mail

‘We do not accept partition as a solution’ – Cyprus Mail

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In a recent statement, Cyprus officials reiterated their firm stance against partition as a solution to the ongoing conflict, emphasizing the need for a unified and mutually acceptable agreement to restore peace on the island.

Human Rights in Turkish-Occupied Cyprus – Foundation for Defense of Democracies

The Struggle for Human Rights in Turkish-Occupied Cyprus

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The Foundation for Defense of Democracies shines a spotlight on the persistent human rights abuses in Turkish-occupied Cyprus, calling on the global community to take urgent action against restrictions on freedom, property rights, and the preservation of cultural heritage

Europe Will Have No Credibility Until Cyprus Is Resolved – American Enterprise Institute – AEI

Europe’s Credibility Hangs in the Balance Until the Cyprus Issue Is Resolved

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The American Enterprise Institute emphasizes that Europe’s global reputation depends on solving the Cyprus conflict. Without a lasting resolution, the region’s stability and diplomatic power will continue to hang in the balance

EU Council President Praises Military Solidarity For Cyprus – Greek City Times

EU Council President Applauds Strong Military Solidarity for Cyprus

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EU Council President praised the military solidarity shown for Cyprus, highlighting strengthened defense cooperation amid regional tensions. The remarks were made during a recent address to Greek City Times, emphasizing unity in security efforts.

UN envoy cautiously optimistic on Cyprus talks, says summit early | Daily Sabah – Daily Sabah

UN Envoy Expresses Cautious Optimism as Cyprus Summit Set for Early Date

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The UN envoy shared a cautiously hopeful outlook on the progress of Cyprus reunification talks, looking forward to a landmark summit early this year. Determined efforts are underway to close the gap between Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders and bring lasting unity

Cheese, water and crossings aim to build trust for split Cyprus’ rival leaders – The Derrick

Cheese, Water, and Crossings: Unlikely Steps Toward Building Trust Between Cyprus’ Rival Leaders

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Cheese, water, and border crossings are becoming unexpected bridges of trust between Cyprus’ rival leaders, sparking dialogue amid decades of division. These simple gestures offer a promising glimpse of renewed cooperation on the island long marked by conflict

Erdoğan says 2-state solution most realistic option for Cyprus issue | Daily Sabah – Daily Sabah

Erdoğan Calls Two-State Solution the Most Realistic Path to Resolve Cyprus Issue

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Turkish President Erdoğan highlighted that a two-state solution stands as the most practical way to settle the Cyprus issue, stressing the importance of equal sovereignty for both Greek and Turkish Cypriots, according to Daily Sabah

Turkish Cyprus president says Israel, Greece ‘don’t want him in office’ ahead of election – Türkiye Today

Turkish Cyprus President Claims Israel and Greece Oppose His Re-election Ahead of Vote

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Turkish Cyprus President claims Israel and Greece oppose his re-election ahead of upcoming polls, alleging external interference in the island’s political landscape. Tensions rise as the election approaches.