- The Cyprus problem remains active, with Turkey cited as a guarantor power while the Greek Cypriot side pushes for resumed talks regarding the island's future.
- Potential security guarantees for the island and ongoing peace efforts regarding the Cyprus issue.
Ankara sustained coercion against Cyprus.
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What happened
Ankara sustained coercion against Cyprus.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Cyprus moves to offset Turkish hegemony in response to sustained coercion.1 source
Turkey escalated tensions by taking military action against Cyprus.1 source
Ankara is accused of coercing Cyprus.1 source
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Potential security guarantees for the island and ongoing peace efforts regarding the Cyprus issue.Also in this story
- Turkey's approval is required for any settlement regarding the Cyprus issue.
- The United Nations proposed landmine clearance across the island of Cyprus.
- Protests occurred outside the Presidential Palace, coinciding with a ministry decree requiring ADR compliance in Cyprus.
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Related events
- Greece and Cyprus formed an alliance against Turkish provocations, fueling Greek nationalist sentiment amid regional instability.
- Greece and Ankara announced an alliance for defense systems and modernization while facing lingering disputes over maritime borders.
- The Green Line Barrier in Cyprus was created by Turkish military action in 2014.
- Tensions escalate over Aegean airspace and maritime boundaries involving Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus.
- Aegean disputes and regional security challenges leading to a strategic dialogue on defense, energy, and trade between Greece and Ankara in Athens.