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New document about a 1974 prisoner in Cyprus: The photograph, the “black Mercedes,” and the search for identity

A Greek Cypriot reserve National Guardsman, without equipment but in uniform and blindfolded, appears to have been captured between August 14 and 17 - The role of the Turkish journalist with the TV crew

The security of the Middle East cannot be treated as a foreign issue to Europe

The joint meeting between European leaders and leaders from countries in the region concluded in Nicosia, as part of the informal European Council summit held in Cyprus, delivering a clear message: the security of the Middle East cannot be treated as a foreign issue for Europe

Christodoulides raised the issue of the British Bases at the European Council due to risks for Cyprus

The Cypriot President called for discussions with Britain on the status of the bases after the end of the war in the region

Meeting between Christodoulides and the head of the British intelligence services, the background

The visit is taking place at a time of heightened geopolitical tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean – Blaise Metreweli is the first woman to head MI6

Questions mount after shahed drone strike on RAF Akrotiri, second UAV intercepted

The strike was most likely the work of Hezbollah, security service sources told Protothema.gr – “We are not participating in any military operation,” stressed Nikos Christodoulides – Why Akrotiri is considered a target of high symbolic value in the Eastern Mediterranean

In the shadow of the bribery video, Christodoulides’ wife resigns from the Independent Social Support Agency, denounces “relentless” attacks

Filippa Karsera expressed her intention to take legal action for defamation, saying that she and her children were targeted by a “spread of fake news” and “allegations of criminal acts” from named and anonymous accounts

The abandoned Nicosia Airport after 51 years – Time “frozen” since 1974 (photos)

The once-central airport of Cyprus remains a “ghost” - Built in 1968 and abandoned just six years later following the Turkish invasion of Cyprus.