- The United Nations is facilitating talks regarding the future of Cyprus, with Greece and Turkey serving as guarantor powers.
- Secretary-General visits island for talks, stressing the importance of the UN visit and advocating for a solution to the Cyprus problem.
- The United Nations has set a roadmap aimed at resolving the long-standing Cyprus problem.
- Diplomatic efforts are underway regarding the Cyprus issue, including talks and a visit by a UN envoy to seek a resolution.
Guterres calls for conducive climate in Cyprus while Erhürman assesses trust erosion in talks regarding the Cyprus issue, referencing past talks in Crans-Montana.
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Updated Sep 10
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What happened
Guterres calls for conducive climate in Cyprus while Erhürman assesses trust erosion in talks regarding the Cyprus issue, referencing past talks in Crans-Montana.
Who's involved
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Part of
Diplomatic efforts are underway regarding the Cyprus issue, including talks and a visit by a UN envoy to seek a resolution.Also in this story
- Cyprus submits diplomatic warnings to the United Nations regarding the ongoing issues surrounding the island.
- Envoy tasked with discussing Cyprob issues in Africa.
The entities involved
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Cyprus
country in the Mediterranean Sea
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António Guterres
Secretary-General of the United Nations since 2017
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Tufan Erhürman
President of Northern Cyprus
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