No longer “Only by accident”, not necessarily “Unintended”
For long decades, since the Turkish invasion in Cyprus in 1974
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Tag: cyprus
Crans-Montana provisional conclusions
Only those who attended the July 6th dinner know, so far, what precisely were the positions of the participants and how close or distant they were to a “strategic agreement”;
Read MoreThe stalwarts of the Greek “patriotic left” have nothing to spoil and nothing to fear.
They can be confident: President Erdogan will continue to bring every new round…
Read MoreThe presentstalemate in Cyprus could only be tolerated to continue if it can be attributed to flagrant Turkish intransigence
Α few days ago, promisingly progressing negotiations at Mont Pèlerin, in Switzerland, between the representatives of the Republic of Cyprus and the leaders of the Turkish-Cypriot community, eventually collapsed. The main reason of the failure was Ankara’s intransigent persistence to maintain on the occupied part of the island a sizable and enduring Turkish military presence.
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Diplomatic Secrecy, Democracy and the Cyprus Negotiations
MICHALIS ATTALIDES Chair of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence at the University of Nicosia and...
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