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Home and living

Pepsi sued over use of Famagusta factory

A group of Greek Cypriot businessmen are suing a company in the north of the island as well as soft drink makers Pepsi, seeking compensation to the tune of €140 million for the illegal and unauthorised use of their factory since 1981, according to reports on Thursday. Daily Politis reported that the lawsuit was filed

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World

Turkish Cypriot leader sets rotating presidency as condition for UN talks

Turkish Cypriot President Tufan Erhürman has said he is ready to attend a trilateral meeting with the United Nations if Greek Cypriot leader Nikos Christodoulides agrees unconditionally to a rotating presidency, as the U.N. prepares to host talks on Nov. 9. “If he agrees to a rotating presidency without any preconditions, I am ready to attend immediately,” Erhürman said during an interwivet with BRT late on Oct. 21.

Hurriyet Daily News 2 min read 3 views Read →
Politics

Erhurman promises to start negotiations if Christodoulides accepts rotating presidenc...

Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman has said that he will “immediately” accept the opening of formal negotiations with the aim of resolving the Cyprus problem if his counterpart, President Nikos Christodoulides, unconditionally accepts that there be a rotating presidency in a post-solution Cyprus. He said the issue had most recently been raised during the United

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Politics

Erhürman rejects Greek Cypriot proposal on Varosha

Turkish Cypriot President Tufan Erhürman has rejected a Greek Cypriot proposal linking U.N. administration of Maraş to direct EU trade through Mağusa port under the bloc’s control, saying the arrangement offers no balanced exchange. Maraş, known internationally as Varosha, was closed off in 1974. Parts of the area reopened to visitors in 2020. “This is not something I can accept,” Erhürman said during an Oct.

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Politics

Leaders meet, Christodoulides hopes for positive developments

President Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman meet on Tuesday at 11am in Nicosia, with Christodoulides saying he was approaching the meeting with the sole aim of achieving positive developments. On Monday, Christodoulides said the UN had proposed dates for a joint meeting between the leaders of the two communities and the UN

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World

Christodoulides hopeful of positive developments at meeting with Turkish Cypriot lead...

President Nikos Christodoulides said on Monday that the United Nations has proposed dates for a joint meeting between the leaders of the two communities and the UN Secretary-General’s personal envoy on Cyprus Maria Angela Holguin, with the Greek Cypriot side having already responded positively. Christodoulides said he was approaching Tuesday’s meeting with Turkish Cypriot leader

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Home and living

Reporting system for illegal use of Turkish Cypriot properties launched

Strengthening transparency, meritocracy and good governance in the management and allocation of Turkish Cypriot properties remains a firm priority for the interior ministry, it said on Monday. As part of these efforts, the Turkish Cypriot Properties Management Service has created an online form for submitting complaints and reports concerning the illegal use of Turkish Cypriot

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Politics

Cypriot leaders attend bicommunal festival amid renewed push

The leaders of ethnically-divided Cyprus attended an annual bicommunal festival in the village of Pyla late on Oct. 17, marking a symbolic step as diplomatic efforts to resolve the island’s long-standing issues are ongoing. Turkish Cypriot President Tufan Erhürman attended the event wearing a neck brace due to a recurrence of a cervical disc herniation but made no public remarks.

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Opinion

Cyprus independence stands for a compromise Eoka never sought

On October 1, President Nikos Christodoulides marked the 66th anniversary of the Republic of Cyprus by declaring that its birth was the culmination of the “purest” national liberation struggle: the 1955-59 campaign of Eoka. Days later he unveiled yet another monument to its fighters. The president was seven weeks old when General George Grivas, nom

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Politics

No Cyprus solution without Turkish Cypriots: Kurtulmuş

Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş said on Oct. 16 that no settlement in Cyprus could be reached by ignoring Turkish Cypriots, rejecting remarks by his Greek Cypriot counterpart at a conference in Rome. Kurtulmuş was responding to Annita Demetriou, speaker of the Greek Cypriot House of Representatives, at the European Conference of Presidents of Parliament, hosted by Italy’s Chamber of Deputies.

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Politics

Greek Cypriot leader plans Türkiye visit for COP31

Greek Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides has announced that he will travel to Türkiye to attend the United Nations annual climate summit in the Turkish Mediterranean city of Antalya, marking the first visit by a leader from the island’s south in a decade. Whether Antalya would extend an invitation to the Greek Cypriot administration for COP31 in November had been a matter of debate.

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Politics

Israel hosts Greek, Cypriot delegations to strengthen strategic, economic ties

Israel's Foreign Ministry hosted senior government officials and business leaders from Greece and Cyprus in Jerusalem on Tuesday for the opening of the fourth Mare MED conference. The event aims to strengthen cooperation in defense, energy, shipping, agriculture and technology.Annual trade between Israel and the two countries exceeds $2 billion, according to Ambassador Yael Ravia-Zadok, the ministry's deputy director general for economic affairs.

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Politics

Limassol needs a green change

Reforestation, guerrilla gardening, sustainable mobility, fighting pollution and creating greener, more inclusive public spaces: a new grassroots initiative is taking shape in Limassol to make Cyprus a more liveable island. At least three motivated people are needed to join the board of the future association by the end of 2026. Enough plastic on our beaches,

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World

Over €40,000 worth of jewelry seized at Larnaca airport

Jewelry worth a total of €41,163 was found in the luggage of a passenger arriving from Dubai at Larnaca airport in early October, the customs department said on Tuesday. According to the authorities, the Greek Cypriot passenger had chosen the green “Nothing to declare” lane when leaving the customs area and was selected for baggage

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Politics

Govt ‘expects progress’ on 19 proposals at Erhurman meeting

President Nikos Christodoulides will seek substantive progress on his 19 proposals for restarting Cyprus negotiations when he meets Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman on Tuesday, Government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis said on Monday. He said the proposals cover confidence-building measures, the methodology of negotiations and the substance of the Cyprus problem, the three areas identified by

Cyprus Mail 2 min read 17 views Read →
Politics

‘Morphou must return’ says Christodoulides

President Nikos Christodoulides said that though he is ready to make certain concessions in a Cyprus settlement, the return of Morphou is “non-negotiable”. Speaking at the 46th anti-occupation event organised by Morphou municipality on Saturday night, he stressed that “[he] remains primarily a realist” and that he acknowledged the limitations of the Greek Cypriot side.

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Politics

Yiolitis defends saying Cyprus should not use Greek anthem

Former justice minister Emily Yiolitis defended on Saturday her comment that she disagrees with Cyprus using the Greek national anthem, saying critics had distorted her words and chosen to “sell pseudo-patriotism”. In a podcast interview with Fidias Panayiotou, she said, “I disagree with us having the national anthem of Greece”, and argued that Cyprus, as

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Politics

Christodoulides: ‘no alternative but to solve Cyprus problem’

President Nikos Christodoulides has reiterated that there is “no other option” than resolving the Cyprus problem, saying the Greek Cypriot side is ready to resume negotiations immediately ahead of his meeting with Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman on Tuesday. Speaking at the national refugee meeting in Achna Forest on Friday, Christodoulides said his proposals addressed

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