The Cyprus Debate: A Moment for High-Class Diplomacy, Summer 2008

Friday, September 5, 2008 | Download PDF in English

Why is the EU not pushing the guarantor powers of Cyprus, Great Britain, Greece and Turkey, two of which are member states and one of which is a candidate state, to negotiate about their future roles in Cyprus. Why does the EU not lift the embargo against the Turkish Cypriots right away. Are the efforts so little because there is no real interest to find a settlement for the reunification? If so, why?

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