Government still awaiting action from Lute
President Nicos Anastasiades is waiting to see how the UN secretary-general’s special envoy Jane Hall Lute will continue to relaunch the negotiations, government spokesman Prodromos
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Witty April Fool’s unearths ‘missing’ Crans-Montana minutes
Daily Alithia on Monday ran what was likely the most intelligent local April Fool’s story, with a ‘reveal’ that the long-lost minutes of a UN
Cavusoglu: guarantees needed now ‘more than ever’
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu on Thursday said that not only were guarantees not anachronistic but ever since unilateral drilling started by the Greek Cypriots,
Christodoulides says Lute will be briefed on disputed July 4 meeting
The government will make sure UN envoy, Jane Holl Lute, will be thoroughly informed on the meeting in Crans-Montana on July 4, 2017 that concerns
GC Crans-Montana proposals no longer valid, Anastasiades says
President Nicos Anastasiades, said on Tuesday evening that the proposals he put forward during the Conference on Cyprus in the Swiss resort of Crans-Montana in
Leaders snipe over alleged ‘two-state solution’ comments
A war of words broke out on Friday between President Nicos Anastasiades and Turkish Cypriot leader Mustafa Akinci over who said what and when about
Anastasiades calls Akel criticisms unjustifiable
President Nicos Anastasiades said on Wednesday he has been unjustifiably criticised by main opposition Akel over his handling of the reunification talks whose collapse is
Kotzias says proper preparation for new talks ‘imperative’
By Evie Andreou Proper preparation is imperative before the launch of a new round of settlement talks in order to have a positive outcome, but
President briefs leaders on talks with UN envoy
The Greek Cypriot side is waiting for the UN secretary-general to take the initiative to restart settlement talks where they left off, government spokesman Prodromos
Kotzias accuses Eide of creating opposition to Nicosia and Athens in new book (Updated)
Greek Foreign Minister, Nicos Kotzias has accused former UN Special Adviser Espen Barth Eide of creating opposition to the positions of Nicosia and Athens on
President says Ankara’s stance led to deadlock in Crans-Montana
President Nicos Anastasiades said on Sunday that Turkey`s stance led to the deadlock at the Crans-Montana talks last July, and questioned whether any other country
Russia could assume more active Cyprus role says President
President Nicos Anastasiades has said he believes the Russian Federation as a permanent member of the Security Council could assume a more active role in
Akel: talks’ impasse serves those ‘flirting’ with non-solution
Akel general-secretary Andros Kyprianou said on Saturday that the perpetuation of the current Cyprus problem situation only serves those “flirting” with a non-solution. Speaking at
Akinci hints at acceptance of Guterres framework (Updated)
Turkish Cypriot leader Mustafa Akinci said on Monday that if the Greek Cypriot side was ready to accept the Guterres framework without changes, it could
Parties call for National Council meeting for dinner briefing
Political parties on Tuesday called for a meeting of the National Council so they could be briefed on what transpired at the leaders’ dinner on
US report on Cyprus records the two sides’ positions on talks
The US President’s bi-monthly report on Cyprus for the period August 1 – September 29, released on Tuesday by the Department of State, referred to
‘Bold leadership steps’ needed to restore confidence in Cyprus
UN Under-Secretary General for Political Affairs Jeffrey Feltman has expressed the view that it would take “some bold leadership steps” to restore confidence in Cyprus
Mavroyiannis: Cyprus solution necessary in unstable Eastern Med
Greek Cypriot negotiator Andreas Mavroyiannis has said that a solution to the Cyprus issue is of vital significance as the Eastern Mediterranean was currently plagued
New Cyprus talks must offer clarity to Turkish Cypriots, official says
Talks on the reunification of Cyprus should resume only if the “political status” of Turkish Cypriots is addressed should the new talks fail, a senior
A second reading of the Crans-Montana dinner
I GENUINELY respect the views of Alper Ali Riza, who regularly writes in the Sunday Mail. As he rightly points out in his article on