Diplomacy

Greek Cypriots to vote in runoff in hopes of peace deal
Feb 3, 2018

Greek Cypriots to vote in runoff in hopes of peace deal

Greek Cypriots to vote in presidential runoff hoping for peace deal


Feb 1, 2018

Holocaust survivor, US lawmaker Lantos gets Budapest statue

A statue of late, Hungarian-born U.S. Congressman Tom Lantos has been unveiled in his childhood district in Budapest


Jan 31, 2018

EU urges US not to go it alone with Mideast peace efforts

The EU is urging the US not to go it alone in any effort to make peace between Israel and the Palestinians and says that doing so would end in failure


Jan 30, 2018

Cyprus party refuses to back candidate in presidential race

Leaders of a Cyprus political party aren't supporting either the incumbent or his leftist challenger in the runoff of the country's presidential election


Jan 26, 2018

EU condemns Venezuela's expulsion of Spanish ambassador

The European Union is condemning Venezuela's decision to order Spain's ambassador out of the country in response to the EU slapping sanctions on seven senior Venezuelan officials


Jan 26, 2018

Old guard against new blood in Cyprus presidential vote

Cypriots are voting Sunday to choose a president who could break a cycle of failure in talks to reunify the ethnically split island-nation _ and deliver the benefits of a rebounding economy to citizens still recovering from a severe economic crisis


Jan 22, 2018

Palestinian leader urges EU to recognize state, boost role

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is urging EU countries to recognize the state of Palestine and called on the 28-nation bloc to step political efforts in the Middle East amid Arab disappointment with the US role in the region


Jan 19, 2018

Belarus bristles at Kazakhstan's offer to host Ukraine talks

Belarus has mocked Kazakhstan's suggestion that it could serve as a new venue for Ukraine peace talks previously hosted by Minsk


Jan 18, 2018

Ukraine passes bill to get occupied regions back from Russia

The Ukrainian parliament has passed a bill referring to the regions in the country's east controlled by Russia-backed separatists


Jan 12, 2018

Hungary irate over Romanian leader's comments about autonomy

Hungary's foreign minister says provocative comments by Romania's prime minister about autonomy efforts by Szeklers, a group of ethnic Hungarians in Romania, are "unworthy of the 21st century."


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