Nicolas Christodoulides and UN envoy Maria Angela Holguin are set to meet to restart negotiations on the Cyprus conflict, aiming to bridge the gap and find a solution to the island’s division. Their discussions will focus on exchanging ideas and developments to kickstart talks that have been stalled for decades.
Decades of embargoes have left Turkish Cypriots facing economic hardship and social isolation, impacting their access to essential goods and participation in international sports and cultural exchange. The restrictions have exacerbated intercommunal mistrust and hindered efforts towards reconciliation, highlighting the need for a reassessment by the Greek Cypriot government and the international community to forge a path towards equality and human rights.
Former Turkish Cypriot Leader Dervish Eroglu urges the north of Cyprus to confront the truth: Greek Cypriots reject key Turkish Cypriot demands. Eroglu calls for recognizing the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and denounces international embargoes hindering progress in resolving the Cyprus conflict.
