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Nikos Christodoulides “shut down” Charles Michel: Let me remind you that Turkey invaded Cyprus in 1974 and continues to occupy European territory

The trigger for Michel’s post was recent statements by Ursula von der Leyen regarding Turkish influence

Christmas of division in Cyprus: The “December Events” of 1963 that were stained with blood

On 21 December 1963, the fragile thread of trust finally snapped and with it, the ability of the state to function without a supervisor standing over it: a guarantor power, an army, a paramilitary mechanism

Anger in Cyprus over the UN Secretary General’s envoy: She described the occupied territories as the “Turkish” side of Cyprus

The rookie "mistake" was made after Olgin met with the occupation leader Tufan Erhurman in the occupied territories

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.

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

Provocative speech by Erdogan at the UN: Projects excluding Turkey and “northern Cyprus” in the Eastern Mediterranean will not succeed

“Turkey has rights west of Cyprus,” he said - Called for recognition of the pseudo-state - “We want to see the Aegean Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean as a basin of stability and prosperity,” said the Turkish president

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

“Patriots for Europe” on the Turkish invasion of Cyprus: The pain of the missing continues to haunt the country

"A black day for Hellenism and our Cyprus,” wrote, among other things, Aphrodite Latinopoulou, a member of the European parliamentary group, in a post

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