Cyprus Dispute

Turkey says it will not tolerate shift in Greek maritime border

Turkey reminds Greece of a 1995 parliamentary declaration in which Ankara authorised action, not excluding military action, to safeguard Turkish interests in the Aegean.

Turkey to drill first well in Mediterranean Sea this month

Turkey's first drilling ship is all set to become operational in the Mediterranean Sea and another ship will follow soon, according to Turkish Energy and Resources Minister Fatih Donmez.

Turkey slams Greek Cypriot unilateralism in Eastern Mediterranean

Turkey’s Foreign Ministry blames the attitude of the Greek Cypriot administration for the repeated failure of negotiations with Turkish Cypriots.

Greek Cypriots to deepen military ties with Israel and Greece

Greek Cypriot Defence Minister Savvas Angelides and his Israeli and Greek counterparts Avigdor Lieberman and Panos Kammenos held their second trilateral meeting in southern Cyprus on Friday.

Here's how elections in Cyprus might affect the peace process

Turkish and Greek Cypriots remain in limbo as both sides brainstorm ways to proceed with suspended peace talks, with the fate of their island resting on the shoulders of one undecided man.

Turkish & Greek Cypriots find ways to work together

The two main ethnic groups on the island live in partitioned communities. But even where history's scars are most visible, some are finding a common cause.

Erdogan says Turkey will stay in Cyprus

The Turkish president told reporters that "a guarantee without Turkey is not possible," as the Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders attended a press conference following talks in Geneva.