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Review of Cyprus Presidency: Settlement Framework and Negotiating Gains Remain Unchanged

NICOSIA - The basis for a settlement of the Cyprus problem and the negotiating acquis remain unchanged, according to a post on the X account of the Presidency of the Republic of Cyprus. The post also notes that the proposals put forward by President Nikos Christodoulides on the Cyprus problem “recei

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By Neophytos Neophytos The political leadership of the country declares its readiness to support President Christodoulides, provided that there are positive and rapid developments in the Cyprus issue. Mr. Christodoulides, however, does not seem to feel the need for this support. He knows that a new process, with substantive talks from the point where they were interrupted, in order to cover the last mile, […] To be informed about the President’s…

While the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, delivered his customary speech from the podium of the 81st UN General Assembly in New York, Ankara was careful to send its own message, this time against the backdrop of Cypriot airspace and the waters of the Eastern Mediterranean. Cyprus: Every plan for a solution to the Cyprus problem is collapsing … The article Cyprus: Every plan for a solution to the Cyprus problem is coll…

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In New York, it was reaffirmed that the basis for a solution and the negotiating acquis remain unchanged, according to a post on the Twitter account of the Presidency of the Republic of Cyprus. It is also noted that on the Cyprus issue, the proposals submitted by the President of the Republic, Nikos Christodoulides, "were positively received by the UN Secretary-General."

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In New York, it was reaffirmed that the basis for the solution and the negotiating acquis remain unchanged, according to a post

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cyprustimes.com broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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