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Sirens pierced the pre-dawn quiet in Cyprus on Saturday to mark 50 years since Turkish troops landed on the Mediterranean island in an invasion that has left it divided to this day.

Hezbollah has several concerns about Cyprus, analysts say, and can ‘attack’ it in more ways than one.

Interior minister says island’s facilities at breaking point and calls for aid to Lebanon similar to recent Egypt pact

World Central Kitchen volunteers killed in strike were from the UK, Australia, Poland and Palestine and included a US-Canadian citizen

Cypriot president affirms continuation of maritime aid corridor to Gaza despite tragic loss of World Central Kitchen workers. Ongoing support emphasized fo...

A ship was preparing to leave Cyprus in the coming days and head for Gaza with humanitarian aid, the European Commission president said, as international donors launch a sea corridor to supply the besieged territory facing widespread hunger and shortages of essential supplies after five months of war.

European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen expressed hopes Friday that a humanitarian aid corridor from Cyprus to Gaza will open this weekend, amid fears of famine in the war-torn Palestinian territory.

UN special representative for divided island says time is running out to settle decades-long dispute

Cyprus' government ministers sign a declaration affirming zero-tolerance for sexism and sexual harassment, as the country aims to improve gender equality.