Paphos: Our efforts for a solution to the Cyprus problem are never-ending and continue with the same intensity, despite Turkey’s intransigent stance, Government Spokesperson Konstantinos Letymbiotis said on Sunday, delivering a memorial speech in Paphos, for falling soldiers during the Turkish invasion of 1974. According to Cyprus News Agency, he
Nicosia: In the chaotic aftermath of the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus, a humanitarian crisis unfolded as approximately 150,000 people were displaced from their homes, forced to find refuge in makeshift shelters. Amidst the turmoil, the harrowing issue of missing persons began to emerge, casting a long shadow over the
Nicosia: The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has released a forecast for the sea area of Cyprus, indicating that seasonal low pressure is currently impacting the region. The atmospheric pressure is recorded at 1004 hPa, with the weather expected to remain mainly fine. However, there will be instances of locally increased
Nicosia: People from Cyprus and Greece, along with the country’s political, military, and religious leaders attended on Sunday morning a commemorative ceremony at Makedonitissa Tomb, a military cemetery and war memorial in Nicosia, to honor victims of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, that happened on this day, 51 years ago.
Nicosia: Turkey’s stance on Cyprus remains unsupported by the global community, regardless of Turkish narratives and celebrations in the Turkish-occupied regions of the island, stated President Nikos Christodoulides. This declaration came after a ceremony held at the Cathedral of the Apostle Barnabas in Nicosia, commemorating those who perished during the
Nicosia: The passage of time does not erase memory and cannot write off the responsibilities and the violations by Turkey which is occupying Cyprus, nor can it distract us from its illegal methods to create faits accomplis on the island, to undermine the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic
