Cyprus to Receive €800 Million From EU for Migration, Security and Border Management
Around €800 million is expected to be allocated to the Republic of Cyprus for 2028-2034, exclusively for policy areas linked to migration, security and border management.
Holguin Returns, Expectations Rise, Ambiguities Deepen
Expectations are once again rising that movement may be possible on the decades-old Cyprus dispute. Yet the renewed optimism is accompanied by a familiar frustration: nobody seems entirely sure what process is actually being discussed, what the destination is supposed to be, or whether the key players are even pursuing the same objective.
New UN Push Targets Cyprus Deal Before Year End
Meetings in Nicosia, Athens and Ankara set the stage for a ‘5+1’ in late July or early August, with EU stepping up involvement as Guterres prepares ‘road map’ to revive negotiations.
Green Party Leadership Resigns After Election Failure
Loss of parliamentary seats triggers end of state funding
EDEK Rejects Party Leader’s Resignation After Election Defeat
Nikos Anastasiou to remain in post following collective decision