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30 years since the killings of Isaac and Solomou: They were killed in front of cameras, yet the perpetrators were never tried

The crimes were captured frame by frame, the suspects were identified, yet no one was ever brought to trial. Instead, some of those implicated even went on to political careers in the Turkish-controlled north of Cyprus

“Before I was born, I was deprived of my father’s embrace”: The voice of Tasos Isaac’s daughter, 30 years later

Three decades without accountability for the killings in Deryneia – President Christodoulides pledges renewed efforts

Greek Foreign Ministry welcomes Guterres initiative, supports new informal Conference on Cyprus issue

The Greek Foreign Ministry reaffirms Greece’s support for efforts to restart negotiations under UN auspices and on the basis of the relevant Security Council resolutions

At the Acropolis, the Cypriot motorcyclists of the “Isaak–Solomou Memorial Initiative”

As part of the major tour they are undertaking to mark 30 years since the sacrifice of the two heroes, they also met with the Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament, Konstantinos Tasoulas

The European Parliament recognized, for the first time, the women & girls of Cyprus as victims of the crimes committed during the 1974 Turkish invasion

An issue that remained in the shadows for more than fifty years

Christodoulides: Guterres fully committed to the effort for progress on Cyprus

The Cypriot President said that the UN Secretary General has conveyed to him that an initiative is underway with the aim of achieving a positive outcome on this issue.

Christodoulides met with Guterres in New York – Cyprus issue in focus

An expanded meeting on the Cyprus issue is expected to take place in November – Guterres thanked Christodoulides for the “Amalthea” humanitarian corridor

Christodoulides: Erdogan’s supreme hypocrisy, he accused others of crimes Turkey commits daily

Strong words from the President of Cyprus regarding Erdogan’s address at the UN General Assembly - "Politicians are judged not by their words, but by their actions, & that is what distinguishes leaders from politicians," said the Cypriot President from the UN podium

Erdogan’s provocative visit to the occupied Cyprus for the 51st anniversary of the Turkish invasion – He insists on calling the bloody Attila operation a “Peace Operation”

We have not left and will never leave our Turkish Cypriot brothers and sisters alone," stated the Turkish Ministry of Defense

The revenge of the Turks: They arrested Greek Cypriot refugees in the occupied areas because they defend their properties from usurpers

The five Greek-Cypriots visited their properties in the occupied village of Trikomo

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