Christodoulides Sees Scope for ‘Significant’ Cyprus Developments in New York
The president also signalled major US investments in Cyprus, with announcements expected in the coming period.
Christodoulides, Tornaritis and Averof in a Fragile Political Equation
The Cyprus problem on the 2028 chessboard
New York Beckons, but Cyprus Peace Effort Remains Stuck
With no breakthrough after three meetings, both leaders face scrutiny over their commitment to progress.
A Modest But Necessary Test in New York
With António Guterres ruling out both a trilateral meeting and a 5+1 gathering during the UN General Assembly high-level week, New York will not restart the Cyprus negotiations. The most realistic outcome is narrower but still important: reciprocal movement on confidence-building measures that could justify a more serious diplomatic effort later.
Ankara Holds Firm on Two States, Criticises Nicosia
Speaking in the north, the Turkish Vice President reiterated Ankara's position on a two-state solution and criticised Cyprus's cooperation with Israel, as 15 people killed in Maratha, Santalaris and Aloda in 1974 were reburied 52 years later.