The Geopolitics of Mediterranean Natural Gas
22.04.2021
Over the last two decades, a series of major natural gas discoveries in the eastern Mediterranean have had a profound impact on the international relations of the region.
Cyprus
Negotiations on Cyprus
12.01.2017
The next round of discussions on a possible reunification of the island will be hosted today in Geneva.
THE DEVIL IN THE DETAIL
07.01.2017
As yet another ‘High Noon’ looms over Cyprus, with the usual Western/NATO threats about this being the last chance for a solution, let us consider the rôle of Henry Kissinger, without whom it is highly unlikely that Turkey would have dared to inva
Two sides of Cyprus
04.01.2017
President of Cyprus Nicos Anastasiades and President of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus Mustafa Akinci are to meet today
Building Totalitarianism in Europe – The Last Coup of Victoria Nuland
03.01.2017
Victoria Nuland, the US Assistant Secretary of State, did not spend much time and energy with Christmas and New Year celebrations this year.
The Archbishop of Cyprus criticizes strongly the plans of President Anastasiades
27.12.2016
In a very rare gesture, the Archbishop of Cyprus Chrysostomos, in his Christmas message, read in all churches, has criticized, in unusually harsh terms, the policy of President Anastasiades and the type of “solution” of th
Friendly Cyprus Now Needs Russia's Voice more than ever
08.12.2016
The Russian ambassador to Cyprus repeatedly voiced the position that there should be no outside interferences or imposed time limits in the negotiations over Cyprus or foreign guarantees.
Greece is not enough: Why is the EU Pressing for a “Solution” in Cyprus?
13.10.2016
There are two fundamental aspects of the Greek bail-out program which are usually overlooked, as most people consider it to be just a harsh neoliberal economic program.
Has the Republic of Cyprus taken the Road of No Return?
07.10.2016
The travails of Cyprus (82% Greek, 18% Turkish population) appear to be never-ending.
