Cyprus Mail29 Jun 2026

Kallas: Cyprus problem progress could help solve other problems

Progress in efforts aimed at bringing about a solution to the Cyprus problem could aid efforts towards solving other geopolitical issues, the European Union’s foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Monday.

“Achieving a peaceful solution to the Cyprus issue would open the door to resolving many problems,” she told Turkey’s Anadolu Agency....

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