Kotzias says 1960 treaties should be discussed by guarantors before new Cyprus conference
The Treaties of Guarantee and of Alliance should be discussed by the guarantor powers before a new Cyprus conference is called, Greek Foreign Minister, Nicos
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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
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
Minister pledges determined response to Turkish provocations
Cyrus will continue to face Turkish provocations with calm, prudence and determination and without being disoriented by the goal of solving the Cyprus problem,
Hopes for positive signs for Cyprus from Erdogan’s visit
As Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Athens at the end of next week draws nearer, hopes are high that it will shed some
Our View: The erratic and populist Kotzias silent as a lamb
THE hard-line positions and defiant posturing of Greece’s foreign minister, Nikos Kotzias, embraced during the Cyprus talks, vanished into thin air during his visit to
Turkey assessing what moves could be made in Cyprus
The Turkish side is assessing what moves could be made on the Cyprus issue following next February’s presidential elections on the island, Turkish Foreign Minister
Seventy years after India, Cyprus is on the road to partition
British India was partitioned 70 years ago at the stroke of midnight on August 14, 1947. In the process a million Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims
LIVE – Crans-Montana Day Seven
Live updates from day seven of the Conference on Cyprus in Crans-Montana
Kotzias: monitoring mechanisms should replace guarantees
President Nicos Anastasiades outlined his previous proposal on security at the opening session of the Crans-Montana conference, arguing that the island’s ills stemmed from the
Eide: ‘Not easy but we’re not giving up’
The United Nations is not giving up on efforts to find common ground to resume the Conference on Cyprus in Geneva, UN special adviser
Leaders’ talks likely to focus on ‘direction’ not decisions
The two leaders will discuss how the negotiations process will continue when they meet on Wednesday but they are more likely to point in
Greek foreign minister attends March 25 celebrations
Cyprus on Saturday marked Greek Independence Day with school parades and other events in all districts of the Republic. In Nicosia, the parade was attended
‘Crucial’ role for Security Council when the time is right
The United Nations Security Council will have a crucial role to play in the Cyprus negotiations when the time comes, French Ambassador to Nicosia René
Kotzias hits back, denies disrupting conference
Greek Foreign Minister Nicos Kotzias on Monday dismissed any suggestions that he would not be participating in the next international conference on the Cyprus issue
Greeks hold fast to demand over guarantees
As reunification talks resumed here on Monday, and with a firm date having been set for a multi-party conference for January 12, Greek politicians from
Greece, Turkey foreign ministries embroiled in spat over Cyprus
A spat has broken out between Greece and Turkey over Cyprus, with the countries’ foreign ministries trading barbs regarding the events of 1974. In response
Cyprus marks Ochi Day (Updated)
Cyprus celebrated ‘Ochi Day’ on Wednesday with school parades, church services and other events. President Nicos Anastasiades attended a morning liturgy led by Archbishop Chrysostomos at
