Elections in Cyprus raise hopes for fresh attempt to resolve decades old conflict on the divided Mediterranean island

Ex-Fine Gael minister resigned from senior European position in light of Golfgate controversy during pandemic

Irish Times European Correspondent Jack Power visits Cyprus' Green Line, a buffer zone between the disputed north and south of the island. Video: Jack Power

Iran’s foreign ministry condemned what it said was the ‘illegal and unjustified’ designation

Micheál Martin did not rule out possibility of Ireland’s involvement in the body last week

Europe letter: Campaign pushing for end to developers ‘killing’ video games by withdrawing online support

Budget strain ‘undermines State’s crucial role’ enforcing EU tech and data regulations

Probe launched into breaches of EU digital regulations by X and Grok following recent controversy

MEPs this week voted to refer the agreement to the European Court of Justice for a legal review

Talks expected between the Trump administration, Denmark and Greenland on the future security of the Arctic island

Relations between Europe and United States badly damaged by Trump’s Greenland ambitions

Uneasy ceasefire splits Cyprus more than half a century after fierce fighting ended

US president says ‘framework of a future deal’ over the Danish territory agreed following talks with alliance’s Mark Rutte

What unfolds over the coming days and weeks could still well define the transatlantic relationship for years to come

EU leaders to meet in Brussels on Thursday to plan joint response to US president’s threats to take Arctic territory