Cyprus Should not Miss What May be the Last Chance for Unification and a Common Future, Fall 2008

Friday, December 5, 2008 | Download PDF in English

Despite the presence of a huge body of work of the UN, never before in the history of Cyprus negotiations had the two parties agreed on so much that defines the path to the solution of the problem. It is the expectation of the two peoples in Cyprus, as well as that of the international community as a whole, that the current two leaders will rise to the occasion and bring this protracted problem to a mutually acceptable conclusion.

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