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
Turkey and Central Asia Turn to Slovakia to Help Lift Sanctions on Russian Oligarch Usmanov
Published on :Turkey and Central Asian countries are calling on Slovakia to take action in removing Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov from the EU sanctions list, highlighting pressing economic and diplomatic challenges, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reports
Kyrgyzstan Emerges as the First Test for the EU’s New Anti-Circumvention Tool Beyond the “No-Russia” Clause
Published on :Kyrgyzstan steps into the spotlight as the inaugural test for the EU’s groundbreaking anti-circumvention tool, designed to enforce the strict “no-Russia” clause and block indirect trade routes amid escalating geopolitical tensions
Strengthening the EU-Kazakhstan Partnership: Building Resilience for the Future
Published on :Following the recent Brussels summit, the EU and Kazakhstan are turbocharging their partnership, driving resilience in trade, energy, and digital sectors with a bold vision for sustainable and strategic cooperation
Germany, France, and UK Raise Alarms Over China’s Actions Near Taiwan
Published on :Germany, France, and the UK have come together to voice serious concerns about China’s recent military maneuvers near Taiwan. They are calling for calm, stressing the critical need for regional stability and peaceful dialogue
4th Annual OLAF Expenditure Conference Kicks Off in Cyprus
Published on :The 4th annual OLAF Expenditure Conference took place in vibrant Cyprus, uniting top experts to explore innovative strategies for fighting fraud in EU funds. Hosted by the European Anti-Fraud Office, the event highlighted a strong commitment to transparency and accountability
Insightful Phone Call with Kuwait’s Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah
Published on :The European Commission connected with Sheikh Ahmad Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, Prime Minister of Kuwait, in a dynamic phone call to explore exciting opportunities for boosting EU-Kuwait collaboration on energy, trade, and regional security
Cyprus Faces New Challenges in EU Migration Dynamics
Published on :Cyprus is experiencing a vibrant surge in EU migration, fueled by its thriving economy. According to recent data from Goshen News, an increasing wave of skilled professionals is making the island their new home, enriching both the labor market and the cultural tapestry of Cyprus
European Parliament Delegation Embarks on Insightful Visit to Mongolia
Published on :A European Parliament delegation recently traveled to Mongolia to deepen bilateral ties, engage in meaningful discussions on democratic governance, and explore exciting opportunities for cooperation on climate action and trade, the European External Action Service (EEAS) announced
Celebrating 50 Years of Lao PDR–EU Relations – EEAS
Published on :Marking 50 years of Laos-EU partnership, the EEAS highlights enhanced cooperation in trade, development, and sustainability. This milestone underscores shared commitments to regional stability and prosperity.
Europe’s Credibility Hangs in the Balance Until the Cyprus Issue Is Resolved
Published on :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
Europe rallies around Cyprus after Iranian drone hits island – PBS
Published on :Europe has expressed strong support for Cyprus after an Iranian drone struck the island, raising concerns over regional security. Leaders emphasize unity and call for de-escalation amid rising tensions.
Joint declaration following the first Armenia–EU summit – consilium.europa.eu
Published on :The first Armenia-EU summit concluded with a joint declaration emphasizing strengthened cooperation, regional stability, and economic partnership. Both parties committed to advancing shared democratic values and sustainable development.
What Cyprus’ EU Journey Reveals About the Future of Georgia, Ukraine, and Moldova as Candidate Countries
Published on :The EU’s journey in Cyprus provides valuable insights for Georgia, Ukraine, and Moldova as they navigate their own paths as candidate countries. It underscores the complex challenges of integration, governance reforms, and conflict resolution that lie ahead on the road to membership, JAMnews reports
Two Key Summits in Armenia: The European Union Sends a Clear Message
Published on :The European Union is gearing up for two pivotal summits centered on Armenia, designed to strengthen strategic partnerships and deliver a powerful message of support amid escalating regional tensions-underscoring Europe’s expanding influence in the South Caucasus
The European Union, Thailand, and ASEAN partners strengthen regional cooperation against online scams and cyber-enabled crime – EEAS
Published on :The European Union, Thailand, and ASEAN partners have intensified cooperation to combat online scams and cyber-enabled crime, aiming to enhance regional cybersecurity and protect citizens from growing digital threats, the EEAS reported.
European Leaders and Zelenskyy Convene in Cyprus to Kick Off EU Accession Talks
Published on :European leaders gathered in Cyprus with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to push forward the momentum on EU accession talks. The high-level discussions zeroed in on unlocking key negotiation clusters, marking a significant step toward Ukraine’s European integration
Cyprus Strengthens Its Role in EU Defence Initiatives
Published on :Cyprus is stepping up its role in EU defence initiatives, enhancing regional security amid growing tensions. The island nation is playing a key part in joint military exercises and strategic planning within the EU framework
Historic First EU-Armenia Summit Scheduled for May 4-5, 2026
Published on :The first-ever EU-Armenia summit is set for 4-5 May 2026, marking a significant step in deepening political and economic ties between the European Union and Armenia, EU officials announced via consilium.europa.eu.
Which Country Will Be the Next to Declare Helium a Critical Resource?
Published on :Helium is already deemed critical in Canada and the EU, while Asia depends heavily on supplies from Qatar. With rising demand and tightening resources, experts debate which nation will next classify helium as a critical mineral.