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203 Recovered, Hundreds Still Missing: What 20 Years of Excavations Show in Cyprus
Figures shared in a recent interview outline two decades of excavation work and the limits of the search
U.S. Ambassador Barrack Signals Possible Breakthrough on F-35 Dispute With Türkiye
Barrack said NATO and Europe rely on Türkiye for security while limiting its access to advanced systems
Cyprus FM Kombos Pushes Back on Türkiye Debate at European Parliament
Nicosia draws firm limits on EU engagement with Türkiye
Fidan Warns Israel Is Seeking an Opportunity to Strike Iran, Flags Risks to Regional and Alliance Stability
Speaking on regional crises, alliance politics, and global risks, Fidan sets out Türkiye’s approach to security and diplomacy
Turkish Cypriot President Erhürman on Cyprus: Shared Authority, Political Equality, and a Clear Roadmap
Shared powers, not slogans, sit at the core of Erhürman’s approach to Cyprus talks
SOCAR starts gas deliveries to Austria and Germany via TAP
Gas supplies to Austria and Germany started in January 2026 through the Trans Adriatic Pipeline
STM Breaks Into Europe With Alliance-Standard Defense Project
The end user is an unnamed NATO and EU member state
Connectivity on Paper, Uncertainty in Practice
Israel, Cyprus, and Greece push grid plans forward, but execution remains uncertain
TRNC and Türkiye Reject EU Cyprus Narrative as “Distorted and Exclusionary”
TRNC and Ankara say EU messaging sidelines Turkish Cypriots and deepens the divide
EU Asylum Numbers Are Falling. Applications by Turkish Citizens Are Not Disappearing
Falling totals, stable presence
The Price of Speed in Digital Finance
What Europe’s fraud experience signals, and why it matters for Türkiye
Türkiye’s Expanding Footprint in Africa: Reach, Limits, and Strategic Patience
Türkiye in Africa, beyond symbolism and short-term wins
Europe’s Security Puzzle Includes Türkiye
The GEO-POWER-EU Institute examines EU defence stress and Türkiye’s role.
EU Votes to End Russian Gas Imports by 2027, Marking a Historic Energy Break
Brussels moves to lock in strategic decoupling from Russian energy after decades of dependence.
Greece Joins International Compensation Mechanism for Ukraine War Damages
Athens becomes part of a growing European legal initiative aimed at documenting losses and preparing the ground for future accountability.
Fidan Warns Black Sea Tensions Risk Spilling Over Into Europe
FM Fidan has warned that escalating risks in the Black Sea could extend beyond the region, with serious political, economic, and security consequences for Europe.
Myths and Realities of Cyprus, Fifteen Years On
Until we fix the narrative about Cyprus, we cannot fix the island’s future!
Germany, EU Step Up Deportations to Türkiye
European authorities are accelerating returns, with Türkiye consistently among the top destinations.
European Commission Refers Greece to EU Court Over Air Traffic Failures
Greece faces EU legal action over aviation shortcomings at a time when Athens Airport is recording some of its strongest growth ever.
Greece Launches First National Radar Satellites to Boost Disaster Monitoring and Security
Greece has successfully put its first operational high-resolution radar satellites into orbit, advancing disaster risk monitoring and national security in cooperation with ESA and the private sector.
Republic of Cyprus Strengthens Naval Capabilities Through EU SAFE Programme, Discusses Second Offshore Patrol Vessel
Nicosia is advancing its naval defence capacity by leveraging the EU’s SAFE funding while exploring the acquisition of a second offshore patrol vessel to enhance maritime security.
Bulgaria’s Government Resigns After Mass Anti-Corruption Protests on Eve of Eurozone Entry
Weeks of nationwide protests have forced Bulgaria’s prime minister to step down, underlining deep public anger over corruption and governance just ahead of the country’s planned euro adoption.
Germany and Greek Cypriot Administration Clash Over EU Draft Language on Türkiye
A leaked expansion-policy draft has triggered a sharp dispute between Berlin and Nicosia, exposing once again the EU’s internal fractures over relations with Türkiye.
Türkiye EU Accession Frozen, European Parliament Rule of Law, Nacho Sánchez Amor Warning
Democratic Backsliding: EU Parliament's Amor Declares Türkiye's Bid 'On Ice'