POLITICS
Erhürman: I Cannot Disclose What Turkey Told Me on Turkish Cypriot Entry Ban
Says he raised the issue in every meeting, warning uncertainty is harming relations.
TUFAN ERHÜRMAN
Cyprus Divided
Cyprus at the Edge of Another Push: Guterres Eyes July Window, but Terms are Hardening
A new UN initiative expected immediately after June faces a familiar obstacle: without a shift in Greek Cypriot political will and a structured, time-bound framework, Ankara and the Turkish Cypriot leadership signal they will not re-enter an open-ended process.
POLITICS
Erhürman: UN Initiative Should Not Be Seen as New Plan
The Turkish Cypriot leader says a fresh UN move is expected after key political milestones, but frames it as renewed engagement rather than a new proposal.
POLITICS
Antalya Diplomacy Forum: Mapping Tomorrow Amid Global Turbulence
From Cyprus to Gaza, from Ukraine to Hormuz, the Antalya platform is evolving into a central node of middle-power diplomacy in an age of fractured order
THE HIVE
The Post-June Process and Ankara’s Red Line
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s warning on foreign troops, the tensions in Pyla, and the anticipated post-June negotiation window together point to a fundamental reality: Cyprus can no longer be approached with outdated parameters. No framework that excludes Türkiye and the Turkish Cypriots can endure.
