Coverage dated March 8, 2026

Europe Rallies Around Cyprus During Iran War as Macron Visits to Show Support for Island

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French President Emmanuel Macron is traveling to Cyprus.

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  1. The Guardian

    Emmanuel Macron vows Europe will stand by Cyprus after Iran drone strike (opens The Guardian)

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    French president says attack on island is ‘an attack on Europe’ as EU states send military support

  2. PBS NewsHour

    Europe rallies around Cyprus after Iranian drone hits island (opens PBS NewsHour)

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    French President Emmanuel Macron has visited Cyprus to show support, days after a drone strike hit a British base on the island.

  3. Military.com

    Europe Rallies Around Cyprus During Iran War as Macron Visits to Show Support for Island (opens Military.com)

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    French President Emmanuel Macron is traveling to Cyprus.

  4. Al-Monitor

    Macron to visit Cyprus as French warships deploy to counter Iran threat (opens Al-Monitor)

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    President Emmanuel Macron will visit Cyprus on Monday, his office said, as France deploys warships to the Mediterranean following a drone attack on the island EU member days ago.Macron will meet his Cypriot counterpart Nikos Christodoulides and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Paphos to s…

  5. The Columbian

    Europe rallies around Cyprus after Iran drone hits EU territory (opens The Columbian)

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    PAPHOS, Cyprus — French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday pledged to defend Cyprus and dispatch additional warships to the Eastern Mediterranean to strengthen allies’ security in the region unsettl

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