Cyprus One Step Closer to NATO: Norway Lifts 65-Year Arms Embargo
Strategic diplomatic move strengthens Cyprus–Norway defense ties and aligns the island with Western security
Strategic diplomatic move strengthens Cyprus–Norway defense ties and aligns the island with Western security
By November 30, Nicosia must submit its national investment plan – Strategic upgrades in Paphos and Mari could redefine Cyprus’ role in the Eastern Mediterranean.
In the first person, Adonis Georgiadis responds to the “ultra-patriots,” analyzes the geopolitical successes of recent days, and explains why Greece is gaining ground through strategy and prudence.
Athens reaffirms its commitment to the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnection project, while urging Nicosia to clarify its stance on the project’s financial and technical viability.
Unacceptable reference in Cyprus’s EEZ prompts European apology and a stern warning to Brussels and Ankara
The United States has invited Greece and Cyprus to attend a high-level summit on Gaza, scheduled for Monday in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, as part of ongoing efforts to advance peace and stability in the region.
Dispute between IPTO and Cyprus’ regulator over project funding prompts emergency meeting at Maximos Mansion – Strategic energy project at risk amid legal and political friction
Bilateral meeting in New York highlights shared commitment to the strategic Great Sea Interconnector and upcoming intergovernmental summit in Athens
Near-unanimous vote condemns the continued occupation of northern Cyprus and calls for immediate and unconditional release of detained EU citizens
Cyprus’ refusal to approve the regulated revenue stalls the project, raising questions over who will cover the €250 million already spent
A European priority project with strategic value for the Eastern Mediterranean – Athens reaffirms its commitment, while urging Cyprus to take a clear stance
Greece prepares to restart the Great Sea research operations, with all scenarios open, warships deployed, military exercises underway, and financing uncertainties looming.
Through NDAA amendments, Congress sends a clear message to Ankara on Eastern Mediterranean stability – Security assessments, arms restrictions, and geopolitical consequences.
Erdoğan’s Visit to Occupied Cyprus Draws International Criticism
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis described the discussions as “highly productive,” while Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides noted “significant results” despite the need for greater political will to achieve more substantial progress.
The Cypriot side has more broadly linked the issue of financing the project to resolving the underlying geopolitical dispute, implicitly accusing Athens of downplaying the issue during negotiations for the intergovernmental agreement.
“We cannot change geography; Turkey will always be a neighboring state to the Republic of Cyprus. Mr. Erdoğan will, of course, be welcome at this summit to discuss developments in the region,” Christodoulides told reporters in Nicosia, as reported by Reuters.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides today in Nicosia, marking a significant step in bolstering bilateral relations. The leaders held official talks at the Presidential Palace, where Modi was warmly welcomed with a ceremonial reception, underscoring the mutual trust and friendship between the two nations.
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Cyprus, a small island nation with a population of about 900,000, has faced significant challenges since the 1974 Turkish invasion, which divided the country into the internationally recognized Republic of Cyprus in the south and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in the north, recognized only by Turkey
The Turkish side has been refusing for 8 years to take part in a process to solve the problem - What it demands