The political future in Northern Cyprus hangs in the balance as the coalition between UBP, DP, and YDP faces internal strife, with a 51% chance of parliamentary elections in the next year. Leadership contests and disagreements within the parties are threatening the alliance’s stability, raising doubts about its longevity before the anticipated 2027 elections.
The Democratic Party (DP) in Northern Cyprus is considering leaving the ruling coalition, potentially shifting the region’s political landscape. If the DP exits, the coalition may face instability and legislative challenges as they rely on the unpredictable support of the YDP party.
An international summit in Cyprus will convene over 40 countries to discuss aid deliveries to Gaza through a dedicated corridor, enhancing operational capacity and establishing a specialized fund. The initiative, originally spearheaded by Cyprus, now boasts support from the United States and the UAE, showcasing a growing humanitarian coalition focused on providing crucial aid to the Gaza Strip.
