Cyprus

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Cyprus’s Kasoulides: Can Cypriots learn from Lebanon-Israel deal?
The foreign minister of Cyprus on whether the island needs further assistance from the international community.
Published On 12 Nov 2022
Outspoken head of Cypriot Orthodox Church dies aged 81
Archbishop Chrysostomos II influenced politics and religious life on the divided island, leading the Church since 2006.
Published On 7 Nov 2022
Clashes break out, fires lit at overcrowded Cyprus migrant centre
Clashes appear to have broken out between two groups in the reception centre, according to police.
Published On 28 Oct 2022
New crisis brewing on Cyprus after US lifts arms embargo
As the US and Turkey pull further apart, Cyprus is becoming an area of increasingly intense competition between them.
Published On 27 Oct 2022

Ankara says Washington’s decision will ‘negatively affect efforts to resettle the Cyprus issue’.

The defendants, including former president of the Cypriot parliament, were exposed by Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit.

A Turkish ship sets off to drill for gas in the eastern Mediterranean – a move that risks inflaming regional tensions.

Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus face uncertain summer season as numbers of Russian tourists slump amid war on Ukraine.

Cyprus highest court quashes the conviction of a British woman found guilty of faking a claim of being gang-raped.

Archbishop Chrysostomos II threatens a dozen unvaccinated priests if they continue to defy church rules on COVID-19.

Asylum seekers face host of difficulties amid delays in application processing as gov’t renews European support call.

About 12,000 Lebanese have moved to Cyprus over past year to secure livelihoods and find better economic opportunities.

Turkish leader calls on Cypriot authorities to secure houses of worship or prepare to ‘pay for such acts’.

Iranian embassy in Nicosia says Israel is ‘always making such a baseless allegation’ against Iran.

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