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UN draws up new blueprint to end Cyprus crisis after 52 years of stalemate
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The Cyprus crisis has its roots in 1974, when a Greek-backed coup led to a Turkish military intervention, resulting in the island being divided into two zones. The United Nations has been involved in efforts to resolve the dispute for decades, with numerous negotiations and proposals put forward over the years. A successful resolution to the crisis would have significant implications for regional stability and the relationships between Greece, Turkey, and the international community.
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The Independent
UN draws up new blueprint to end Cyprus crisis after 52 years of stalemate
María Ángela Holguín, the UN secretary-general's personal envoy for Cyprus, has been working on a deal which is flexible enough for both sides to claim they have got what they want
12 Jul, 08:12
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