Tag: international law

Operational Time: When Europe Talks and Ankara Moves

By Shay Gal Power obeys cost, not words. Diplomacy matters only when time is denied to the side turning process into territory. On 20 July 1974,...

Nicosia at UN: Turkish policies limit Turkish Cypriot freedoms too

Cyprus has rejected what it described as Turkey’s “unfounded” claims made during the General Debate under Agenda Item 2 of the 61st session of...

Trump Greenland threats: “Europe won’t be blackmailed”

Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has said “Europe won’t be blackmailed” following threats over Greenland from Trump, involving new US tariffs linked to Washington’s...

Twist in usurpation of properties case: Aykut admits to 40 charges

Twist in the Aykut case – Admission of 40 charges for usurpation of Greek Cypriot properties in the occupied areas A significant development occurred on...

ON THIS DAY: First verdicts at Nuremberg (1946)

On 1 October 1946, the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg delivered its landmark verdicts in the trial of leading Nazi Germany figures — the...

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A Cypriot former pilot on dealing with bomb threats aboard aircraft

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How dowries shaped wealth, homes and family life in 20th-century Paphos

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