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The armament programme for a multi-layered air defence network—encompassing anti-missile, anti-ballistic, and anti-drone capabilities—is entering the final stage before signature.23 Apr 2026-16:07
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The leaders of all 27 member states of the European Union are gathering in the Cyprus today for an informal European Council summit set against rising global tensions and economic pressure.23 Apr 2026-12:43
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Ahead of Thursday's informal summit in Nicosia, Christodoulides urged fellow EU leaders to create a clear "playbook" for responding to situations where a member state comes under attack.22 Apr 2026-20:40
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Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev met with the President of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), Tufan Erhürman, in Antalya on Friday to discuss the development of cooperation across various fields.17 Apr 2026-13:15
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Britain will not engage in negotiations over the sovereignty of its military bases in Cyprus, Armed Forces Minister Al Carns stated on Sunday, following signals from the Greek Cypriot Administration expressing interest in discussing the future status of the Akrotiri and Dhekelia bases.13 Apr 2026-20:18
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A diplomatic dispute has emerged between Türkiye and Greek Cyprus over participation in a United Nations climate event, following a protest lodged during a promotional meeting in New York.13 Apr 2026-13:06
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Greece is attracting international interest in its Centauros anti-drone system, a cost-effective electronic warfare platform that has proven its worth in combat operations against Houthi drones in the Red Sea.07 Apr 2026-13:25
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The Eastern Mediterranean is once again emerging as one of the most tense geopolitical hotspots in the world. Military activity around Cyprus, the growing presence of the United States and France, energy competition, and Türkiye’s increasing role are shaping a new regional security architecture.13 Mar 2026-09:50
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The Eastern Mediterranean has once again moved to the center of global geopolitics. Growing military activity around Cyprus, the arrival of new naval forces in the region, rising diplomatic tensions, and the shifting strategic positions of key actors are turning the Cyprus issue into one of the most important elements of the regional security equation. Against this background, the rivalry among major powers for influence in the Eastern Mediterranean is becoming increasingly visible, as the interests of Türkiye, the European Union, the United Kingdom, France, and several Middle Eastern countries intersect there.12 Mar 2026-10:05
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