The Alma movement has announced three additional candidates for the 2026 parliamentary elections in Cyprus. These appointments complete the candidate lists for the districts of Nicosia and Larnaca.
The Turkish armed forces are considering the establishment of a new commando brigade in the mountains near Kyrenia. This expansion is part of a broader plan to increase the number of operational commando units to address evolving global security threats.
President Donald Trump expressed optimism regarding a potential deal to conclude the conflict with Iran as international allies gather to discuss reopening the critical Strait of Hormuz. Despite the diplomatic progress, Iranian officials have noted that significant gaps remain before a comprehensive agreement can be finalized.
The foreign ministers of Cyprus and Qatar have emphasized the strategic interconnection between security in the Gulf and Europe. Both nations are advocating for strengthened collaboration between the European Union and the Gulf Cooperation Council in light of recent diplomatic developments.
The political party Agronomos outlines its main policy positions and key priorities ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections in May. The announcement focuses on the party's strategic goals and vision for the country's legislative future.
EU leaders will meet in Cyprus on April 23 and 24 to discuss regional conflicts and economic stability. The agenda includes de-escalation in the Middle East and political guidance for the upcoming EU budget.
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The co-president of VOLT Cyprus, Andromachi Sofokleous, stated that the party does not adopt the allegations made by Makarios Drousiotis regarding the "Santi" case. Instead, she emphasized the need for an independent investigative committee to restore institutional credibility and transparency.
Tensions in the Pyla buffer zone have escalated due to increased restrictions imposed by Turkish Cypriot authorities, prompting concerns from the UN. Meanwhile, leaders are preparing for diplomatic meetings in late April to address the stalled Cyprus reunification process.
The next three days are considered a critical turning point in the ongoing conflict. International observers express deep concern regarding the potential for widespread instability extending from the Persian Gulf to the Black Sea.
A federal judge has blocked the construction of the surface-level components of a proposed White House ballroom, citing a lack of congressional authorization. While the underground bunker portion may proceed, the administration intends to appeal the ruling as a significant obstacle to the project.
Ten scientists and officials with access to sensitive nuclear and space secrets have died or vanished under mysterious circumstances in the U.S. since 2023.
The Democratic Rally party criticized opposition groups for spreading conspiracy theories and seeking to destabilize the country. They demanded accountability and urged political rivals to cease toxic practices in favor of institutional transparency.
A 43-year-old Hungarian national appeared in a Nicosia court on April 17, 2026, facing charges related to the exploitation of Greek Cypriot property. The suspect, arrested on April 1, is accused of offenses including money laundering and fraudulent real estate transactions.
US Ambassador Tom Barrack discussed the potential return of Turkey to the F-35 program contingent on resolving the S-400 dispute. He also shared his perspectives on Middle Eastern power dynamics and regional diplomatic relations.
The ELAM party claims that DISY and AKEL blocked a proposal to expand student grant eligibility for large families. The rejected bill aimed to remove income and asset criteria for families with four or more children.
Nikos Tornaritis has launched a sharp attack against Makarios Drousiotis. He accuses him of escalating from character assassination to creating conditions that threaten human lives.
Nikos Tornaritis has publicly refuted allegations made by journalist Makarios Drousiotis regarding the Sandy case. He has instructed his legal team to pursue the matter and called for a full state investigation.
Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman held a meeting with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara on Thursday. The visit precedes the Antalya Diplomacy Forum, where Erhurman is also scheduled to meet with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev.
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