Reports from early to mid-July 1974 focus almost entirely on simmering tensions between Greece's military junta, which had seized power in Athens in 1967, and Cyprus.

The Greek goddess ... the Anatolian coast. Cyprus is home to some of the world’s most celebrated archeological sites, with many of them holding Unesco status. The ruins of ancient Kourion ...

Cyprus has since been divided between the Greek-speaking UN-recognised republic in the south and the Turkish Cypriot north, which unilaterally declared independence in 1983. Evanthis ...

With warm weather blessing Cyprus all year round, this culture-filled and historic corner of the Med is waiting for you to ...

ATHENS (Reuters) – Greece’s intelligence service on Wednesday declassified 58 intelligence reports connected to the Greek-led coup in Cyprus in 1974 and the subsequent Turkish invasion, giving ...

Greece's state intelligence agency on Wednesday said it had declassified archival documents for the first time in its history, covering the period of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974.

A sizeable proportion of this budget is financed by the government of Cyprus and by Greece, which has been a point of controversy among Turkish Cypriot politicians in the past. The Turkish ...