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International Relations • July 2, 2026 • and Since 7 October 2023, Cyprus has moved from the margins of Middle Eastern conflict into its operational geography. British bases on the island have supported Israeli and US military activity across the region; the Republic of Cyprus has expanded defence cooperation with the United States, Israel, France, and Greece; and Northern Cyprus has been integrated more deeply into Turkey’s military infrastructure.
ABSTRACT This article interrogates how the Green Line in Cyprus has become a laboratory for the brutalisation of Europe’s contemporary politics of enmity. Drawing on multi-sited fieldwork and interviews with asylum seekers stranded in the UN-administered buffer zone, it demonstrates how an EU member-state normalises pushbacks, via deterrence, and the suspension of rights, despite the line’s formal status as a non-border.
Can the Cyprus Problem be Solved The Cyprus Review, Fall 2013 Download PDF Download Full PDF Package A short summary of this paper 37 Full PDFs related to this paper
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