Cyprus

2020: What Lies Ahead for Southern European Nations?

France As Brexit continues to engulf European headlines and major EU players such as Italy, Spain, and Germany continue to…

Cyprus Takes Turkey to Court Over Maritime Violations

As tensions over offshore energy resources continue to simmer between Cyprus and Turkey, the former has elected to further safeguard…

Cyprus Revisits Peace Talks

After nearly half a century of division and countless efforts made at peace talks, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is…

Will Cyprus Put an End to Its Investor Passport Programme?

In 2013, Cyprus began offering an intriguing programme for those seeking to obtain a European passport – invest 2 million…

The First Ports of Call in Italy, Greece, and Cyprus

Migration has long been a central issue in Europe, when nearly 1 million people fled their homes in Syria and…

Iran, the US and Gunboat Diplomacy

At the beginning of October, France gave both the US and Iran a one-month deadline to come together at the…

Turkey Burns its Bridges

Turkey seems determined to burn its bridges with the EU and NATO. Once on the accession track to join the…

Energy Giants Eni and Total Sign on to Drill in Cyprus’ EEZ

Cyprus’ exploration of offshore hydrocarbon resources continues despite Turkey’s resistance. Now, energy giants Eni and Total have come onboard and…

Cypriot Peace Talks Impasse Continues Despite Latest UN Efforts

On September 6th, Greek-Cypriot Prime Minister Nicos Anastasiades was photographed shaking hands with his Turkish-Cypriot counterpart Mustafa Akinci on either…

Difficulties Persist in Uniting a Divided Cyprus

On August 9th, the leaders of split Cyprus agreed to meet in a UN compound in the buffer zone in…
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