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Erdogan’s accidental gestures of goodwill, that he doesn’t even know about (opens the original)
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan‘s decision to skip the annual celebrations in the occupied north marking the anniversary of the invasion and the occupation that followed it has been read by some as a deliberate signal, one aimed at the current manoeuvring over the Cyprus problem and the UN Secretary-General’s forthcoming visit. For the credulous among us, Erdogan’s absence from the occupied north on 20 July can be filed under “goodwill gestures”: the sort everyone notices except Erdogan himself. Perhaps hi
“Finish it off, they’re pressuring us from the outside” (opens the original)
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Fifty-two years on from the coup staged by the Athens junta and its local branch, EOKA B, the historical truth cannot be read two ways. There may have been failures of judgement. But there’s one crucial distinction: betrayal is not a mistake! We can argue for hours about what Makarios should have done and didn’t. But the junta and its Cypriot outfit handed Cyprus to the Turks, in the service of American interests. They were being run by American intelligence: the CIA. In those first hours of the
Even in this heat, they’re talking presidentials! (opens the original)
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Not even the fact that we’re a year and a half out from the presidential election, February 2028, puts them off. Not the developments already reshaping the landscape, at home and across the region. And certainly not the dog days of summer, late to arrive this year, but here now. None of it slows them down. All of it, though, and plenty more besides, is very much our problem. The public’s. Talk of the presidentials actually kicked off back in 2023, the day after the last one. But now the interest
Made rich from the loot, still want the rest! (opens the original)
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A Lithuanian national, an occupier of Greek Cypriot property in the occupied territories, was arrested last May in France. On July 1st, the Court of Appeal of Aix-en-Provence made the decision to accept the extradition request that was submitted within the framework of the European Arrest Warrant by the Republic of Cyprus. The case’s development has caused reactions in the occupied territories, from both the so-called progressive wing and those who act as Ankara’s second voice in the occupied te
Ankara demands EU concessions before discussing Cyprus issue substance (opens the original)
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Turkey is demanding concrete steps on EU-Turkish relations before engaging in substantive discussions on the Cyprus issue. Sources state that the Turkish side, in talks with both the United Nations and European Union officials, has maintained that it wants to see practical progress from Brussels in areas of interest to Ankara before moving forward. Meanwhile, Turkish officials continue to accuse Nicosia of militarising the conflict by upgrading its deterrent capabilities, with Turkish President
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