Cyprus and Israel FMs Plan Monthly Trilateral Talks with Greece for Summit Prep

In Athens on Thursday, Cyprus’ Constantinos Kombos and Israel’s Gideon Sa’ar joined Greece’s George Gerapetritis to cement their trilateral alliance, agreeing to monthly meetings to boost ties and prep for a leaders’ summit. Kombos slammed Hamas and Syria’s instability, while Sa’ar backed Cyprus’ territorial integrity against Türkiye’s occupation, spotlighting a united front amid regional turmoil.

Greek, Cypriot, and Israeli Foreign Ministers to Meet in Athens for Trilateral Talks

Greek, Cypriot, and Israeli foreign ministers will meet in Athens on Thursday to strengthen trilateral cooperation and discuss regional developments in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East. Hosted by Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis, the meeting will include bilateral talks with his Cypriot and Israeli counterparts, highlighting the nations’ strategic collaboration.

Greek PM Eyes Surprise Presidential Pick as Clock Ticks

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is back in Athens and facing a crucial decision: choosing the next President of the Republic. While several names have circulated, Mitsotakis is reportedly considering a surprise candidate. This comes as the PM prepares for a key trilateral meeting with Egypt and Cyprus, focusing on Turkey’s expanding role in the region, particularly concerning Syria.

Northern Cyprus President Rejects Greek Cypriot Leader’s Claim of Trilateral Meeting with UN

Northern Cyprus President Ersin Tatar has rejected Greek Cypriot leader Nikos Christodoulides’ claim of a planned trilateral meeting with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. Tatar dismissed the announcement, citing no official invitation from the UN and a lack of preparation.