For nearly a decade since Crans-Montana, Greek Cypriot leaders have operated under the illusion of a risk-free status quo. However, UN envoy María Angela Holguin has shattered this complacency, warning that treating the stalemate as a safe haven is now a fatal miscalculation.
Encircled by escalating Middle Eastern conflicts, Cyprus can no longer pretend to exist in an isolated bubble. Furthermore, Nicosia’s performative diplomacy masks profound foreign policy contradictions; the
