A statement released by occupied northern Cyprus claimed the signing of such treaties to be “in ignorance of Turkish Cypriots’ essential rights” on the island.

British government loses first round of legal battle over torture claims.

The Cypriot President found himself in the epicentre of political controversy after entertaining the idea of a Turkish-Cypriot Exclusive Economic Zone.

Providing access to people with a disability is part of the Cyprus Tourism Organisation’s efforts to upgrade the country’s beaches.

Research sheds light on the missing persons of Cyprus who disappeared without a trace during the Turkish invasion of 1974. Andrea Stylianou talks to Neos Kosmos.

Over the course of four decades, sundry Australian, Helladic and Cypriot politicians vow that they will fight for the freedom of Cyprus.

As we head towards the 43rd year of the 1974 occupation of Cyprus and the unresolved dispute, we hear with disappointment that once again talks have been abandoned.

Two years of UN-brokered negotiations over Cyprus’s future are over without an agreement. What now for the divided island?

An agreement at the reunification talks being held at the Swiss resort of Crans-Montana at this stage seems unlikely.

After mediation efforts were halted last month, could this be the final round of negotiations on a peace agreement to unify the island?