Mustafa Kaya and Ali Babacan co-founded a new political party in Cyprus advocating for the status of a 'Turkish Republic of Cyprus'.
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What happened
Mustafa Kaya and Ali Babacan co-founded a new political party in Cyprus advocating for the status of a 'Turkish Republic of Cyprus'.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
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.Also in this story
- The Turkish invasion of 1974 affected Kyrenia, a location within the island of Cyprus.
- Turkey maintains military presence in Northern Cyprus and condemns the European Parliament over a controversial resolution.
- Greece, Cyprus, and Israel formed an anti-Turkey coalition, using economic cooperation as a pretext for deepening friction.
- Potential security guarantees for the island and ongoing peace efforts regarding the Cyprus issue.
The entities involved
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Mustafa Kaya
Turkish poet (born 1963)
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Cyprus
country in the Mediterranean Sea
Related events
- Turkey's intransigence is cited as the primary factor hindering any viable solution to the long-standing Cyprus issue.
- Devlet Bahçeli's political statements are seen as constraining the Kurdish movement in Turkey, drawing parallels to the Cyprus issue.
- Issues concerning Turkey and the economy, alongside issues regarding the Cyprus problem, were reported on July 24, 2026.
- Turkey's approval is required for any settlement regarding the Cyprus issue.
- A dispute over sovereignty and territorial integrity continues between Cyprus and Turkey.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- bianet.org
- cyprus-mail.comTurkish Cypriot coalition largely silent over failed Turkish bill to change northern Cyprus’ name