#UNITED NATIONS
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Egypt Presses Fidan Over Türkiye–Libya Pact as Greece Turns to UN
Cairo says Fidan understood its concerns over Libya’s maritime vote, while Athens lodged a separate protest with the UN
Turkish Cypriot Official Presses UK Lawmakers Over Isolation
Mehmet Dânâ cites Guterres and European Commission replies as he seeks British action on restrictions affecting Turkish Cypriot activities
Christodoulides Questions Erhürman’s Rotating Presidency Account
The Greek Cypriot leader has not confirmed the message Erhürman says UN envoy Holguín conveyed during New York talks
Mitsotakis Welcomes UAE's Nusseibeh UN Bid as Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Visits Athens
Greece holds the UN Security Council presidency as Athens and Abu Dhabi discuss new business deals, defense and investment
‘We Are Talking About Children’: Erhürman Rejects Cyprus Status Conditions on Rights
Turkish Cypriot leader cites mixed-marriage cases, Karpaz schooling and travel barriers in a wider human-rights argument
Kurdish National Congress Pushes for UN Representation at Brussels Conference
The Brussels meeting focused on observer status and a common diplomatic position for Kurdish actors across Türkiye, Iraq, Iran and Syria
Kremlin Says Türkiye-UN Black Sea Plan Lacks Details, Demands Broader Deal
Peskov says Moscow knows the initiative but wants any deal to cover the wider war and halt military supplies reaching Ukraine by sea
Greek UN Envoy Says ‘We Have Good Relations With Türkiye’ as Athens Takes Security Council Presidency
Aglaia Balta questions why bilateral disputes should be raised at the Council and cites Erdoğan’s UN General Assembly speech
UN Completes Cyprus Convergences Exercise as Sides Split Over Release
Christodoulides wants the record circulated before talks restart; Holguín says it will be available once negotiations begin
Erhürman Says He Did Not Reject New York Trilateral as Cyprus Talks Split Over 19-Point Package
Erhürman says he was open to a trilateral if UN measures could advance; the Greek Cypriot side seeks an expanded meeting and return to negotiations
Cyprus Talks: Holguín Says UN Has Completed Convergences Record
The UN says its convergences record is complete, while the two sides remain apart over confidence-building measures and the method for restarting talks
Eastern Mediterranean Strategic Brief | September 27, 2026: Fund Probe, Cyprus, Mecca Pact & Orient Express
Key military, maritime and diplomatic developments across the Eastern Mediterranean
Erhürman Says Guterres Ties Next Cyprus 5+1 to Progress
Turkish Cypriot leader says no basis remained for a 2+1 meeting after the sides failed to agree on confidence-building measures in New York
Mitsotakis Says ‘Threats of War’ Block Progress With Türkiye
Greek PM says dialogue remains essential but meaningful progress cannot coexist with threats over the exercise of what Athens considers legitimate rights
Gerapetritis Warns Against a World Ruled by Power Without Principles
Greece's foreign minister says political realism must coexist with international law, multilateralism and leadership based on persuasion rather than coercion
Eastern Mediterranean Strategic Brief | September 20: Fidan on Mecca Pact, UN Cyprus Talks & Market Crisis
Key military, maritime and diplomatic developments across the Eastern Mediterranean
Cypriot Leaders Head to New York Split Over Guterres’ Seven Points
Greek Cypriot officials say they accepted all seven points; Erhürman says his side accepted six and disputes what has been settled
Cyprus Talks Reach New York With the Negotiating Rules Still Unsettled
Twenty-seven leader and negotiator contacts have yet to produce a shared methodology as the UN weighs whether another 5+1 meeting can be useful
Cyprus Leaders Meet Sept. 17 With No Agreed Way Into Talks
Negotiators meet Monday as the UN convergence record nears completion, but the two sides still have no agreed route back into formal talks
Cyprus Leaders Set Sept. 17 Meeting After No Deal on New Confidence Measures
Erhürman says external actions are eroding trust as Christodoulides points to Crans-Montana and Israeli President Herzog visits Cyprus
Guterres Has Four Months to Shape the Cyprus File His Successor Inherits
As the Security Council begins choosing the next UN chief, Guterres’ Cyprus team is trying to preserve the negotiating record through Crans-Montana
Cyprus Leaders Agree Weekly Talks as UN Keeps Next 5+1 Conditional
Erhürman and Christodoulides establish a weekly schedule while crossings, demining, methodology and the negotiating basis remain unresolved
Türkiye’s Dense-City Population Share Reaches 64.3% in UN Data
A UN measure puts Türkiye above the UK and major European economies for the share of people living in high-density cities
UN Links Next Cyprus Meeting to Confidence Measures as Settlement Positions Diverge
Holguín says earlier convergences should be preserved as Greek Cypriot negotiator blames the Turkish side for delays and Ankara maintains its two-state position
Fidan and Guterres Discuss Syria and Cyprus
The call followed Guterres' visit to Damascus and came before meetings with the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders
Cyprus Mail Reports Erdoğan Signal on New UN Cyprus Initiative
The unconfirmed claim follows Holguín's Ankara talks and Erdoğan's call with António Guterres
Erhürman Warns Talks Without Clear Rules Are Eroding Trust
“I will not enter a process without rules,” he says
UN Envoy Holguín to Hold Separate and Joint Cyprus Talks on 26–28 January
The meetings follow consultations in Brussels and aim to sustain UN-facilitated dialogue
UNRWA to Open Ankara Office as Agency Seeks Operational Breathing Space
Ankara move formalises Türkiye’s backing as UNRWA faces mounting pressure
Gaza Stabilization Force Debate: What Is Confirmed, What Remains Unclear
Momentum Grows, Uncertainty Remains
COP31 and Türkiye: Climate Diplomacy Meets Global Expectations
Türkiye’s COP31 bid could elevate its role in global climate diplomacy.
Erhürman: Cyprus Talks Cannot Begin Without His Four-Point Preconditions
No talks without structure: Erhürman demands his four-point plan be accepted before negotiations begin.
Greece Pledges €20 Million to NATO Ukraine Fund Amid U.S. Pressure
Athens backs Ukraine with a €20 million NATO contribution.