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Cyprus Prepares for EU Council Presidency in 2026

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Cyprus is gearing up for its pivotal role in the EU Council presidency in 2026, focusing on collaboration, technological advancements in media, and tackling misinformation. This period is deemed a “flagship event” for enhancing European unity, showcasing Cypriot culture, and strengthening communication through the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation (CyBC) and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). President Nikos Christodoulides emphasized the importance of this period, marking it as a “flagship event” for both European and Cypriot broadcasting during the 92nd European Broadcasting Union (EBU) directors’ general assembly held in Limassol.

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War-time Sexual Violence: A Call for Action

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In Cyprus, Commissioner Josie Christodoulou advocates for survivors of wartime sexual violence, highlighting the enduring trauma faced by victims. Globally, efforts are being made to prevent such atrocities, support victims, and hold perpetrators accountable, with a focus on implementing UN resolutions like Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace, and Security.

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Growing Friendships Across the Divide

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The Cyprus Friendship Programme (CFP) unites Greek and Turkish Cypriot teenagers through activities like public speaking and cultural exchanges to foster peace and understanding. With over 100 participants annually, the program aims to bridge the gap between divided communities in Cyprus and the US, creating a tapestry of unity in a oncedivided homeland.

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UN Envoy Maria Holguin’s Diplomatic Visits to the UK and Cyprus

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UN Envoy Maria Holguin’s diplomatic visits to the UK and Cyprus aim to strengthen ties and pursue peace by engaging with guarantor nations and local leaders to address the political situation in Cyprus. These strategic discussions are crucial in facilitating understanding and progress towards a lasting peace agreement between the divided communities on the island.

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Cyprus Problem ‘Is Still Solvable’

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The Cyprus problem, a longstanding challenge, is still solvable according to the head of Unficyp, Colin Stewart. Recent positive developments, including improved GreeceTurkey relations and the appointment of a personal envoy, offer a unique opportunity for resolution, but urgency is emphasized due to the limited time to act.

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