Cyprus
Cyprus and Kazakhstan Might Seem Worlds Apart, Yet Both Countries Are Discovering Benefits in Working Together
Cyprus Holds Strategic Value for India’s Goal of Moving Its Economic and Political Activities Westward
Most European States Cannot Fight. They Excel at Military Law but Not at Combat Maneuver Warfare
Ankara Seeks to Challenge a Trilateral Framework That It Views as Strengthening Israel’s Position
Rather than Pursuing Large-Scale Infrastructure, States Increasingly Rely on Flexible Arrangements Built Around Existing Systems
The Objective Is to Reshape How the Bases Function in Practice, Particularly During Regional Instability
More than Sixty-Five Years After Cypriot Independence, It Is Time for British Forces to Leave
Washington Has Encouraged European Allies to Assume Greater Responsibility for Regional Security
Cyprus Hosts Sovereign British Bases but Exercises No Operational Authority over Their Use
Nascent Cyprus-India Relations Reflect Wider Shifts in Trade Geography Linking the Mediterranean, Middle East, Europe, and South Asia
Lawmakers from Israel, U.S., Greece, and Cyprus Launch Caucus to Strengthen Ties and Contain Ankara
Bipartisan Members of Congress Join Israeli Knesset Members for Virtual Strategy Session on the 3+1 Framework
An Agreement with Nvidia for a Computing System Reflects a Broader Trend of Deepening U.S.-Cyprus Technology Alignment
Proximity to the Middle East Gives Cyprus Both a Stake and a Voice to Reframe How the European Union Engages with the Region
Cyprus Is a Predictable Partner That Can Anchor Cooperation Across the Eastern Mediterranean
Somaliland’s Independence Is Not Analogous To The “Turkish Republic Of Northern Cyprus”
Both Countries Undertook Initiatives in Security, Energy Resilience, and External Relations—Ties That Will Be Tested in the Coming Year
The Partnership Now Represents a Long-Term Framework with Institutional Depth and Regional Reach
Tens of Thousands of Yemenis Have Died Since the 2018 Stockholm Agreement as a Result of Its Perpetuation of Houthi Rule
Turkey Hosts Hamas Leaders, Allows Rallies That Attack Israel, and Cuts Trade with Israel While Restricting Air Links