The decision by the Republic of Cyprus government to close four out of seven crossing points on the grounds that measures are taken against the corona virus is not only an insult to our intelligence but also to our rights.
The decision by the Republic of Cyprus government to close four out of seven crossing points on the grounds that measures are taken against the corona virus is not only an insult to our intelligence but also to our rights.
In the last two weeks, two reports have been published on the economic opportunities of a federal solution of the Cyprus problem.
We strongly condemn the lynch campaign from Turkish and Turkish Cypriot nationalist circles against the elected leader of the Turkish Cypriots, Mr. Mustafa Akıncı.
Another year has passed without finding a solution to the Cyprus problem. Every development since the failure in Crans Montana during the summer of 2017 has been signaling to us that the status quo is not sustainable, leading to a constant conflict among all parties to the Cyprus problem, as well as those who are interested in shaping their own designs in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Following the meeting of the two Cypriot leaders with the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres on 25 November, and after almost 2.5 years of precious time lost, we are back to where we were in Crans Montana in the summer of 2017.