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[iceman]

WHAT AND WHEN WILL BE THE NEXT SOLUTION PLAN?

Dont know when but the next attempt will not be very much different than the rejected UN plan.

[EPSILON]

WHAT AND WHEN WILL BE THE NEXT SOLUTION PLAN?

Dont know when but the next attempt will not be very much different than the rejected UN plan.

This is for sure!Just time to passed

[pitsilos]

The only thing I can imagine is a little boy with half Cypriot half chinese eyes

Hey Pitsilos, i am losing my time in here for the last few days. How are you?

hehehehe....a little joke i tell mum everytime she says "ate bale stin kina?"

Pyro I am here till next week and then I am off again for another 3-4 weeks.

[halil]

UN SECERETARY GENERAL BAN’S REPORT CALLS ON BOTH SIDES TO END BLAME ‘GAME’ AND START TALKS !!!!

In his report, the UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon calls on the two sides in Cyprus to end the blame game and to sit back at the negotiations table for talks which will open the way for the reunification of the island.
In his latest report to the UN Security Council, Mr Ban says that the presence of the UNFICYP on the island is a necessity and advises the Security Council to extend the force’s mandate for another 6 months, until the 15th of December 2007.

Pointing out that the two sides on the island had taken small but progressing steps towards the right direction, the UN Secretary General said that the continuing dialogue between the two sides cannot be seen as little development when one considers the prevailing atmosphere of distrust created after the 2004 referendum.

“Now is the right time for the consensus to translate into action, the Secretary General noted.

The Secretary General also calls on the two sides to implement the July-8 agreement as soon as possible and to end the blame game, which he says, only serves to undermine the process.

Mr Ban also says the responsibility for a solution in Cyprus rests primarily with Cypriots, calling on them to get involved more in the struggle to determine the future of the island.

He noted that some circles within the international community are questioning the necessity for the extension of the UNFICYP mandate particularly in the absence of substantive progress in the political process but he added that he believes the existence of the Force is still necessary.

[halil]

UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon’s latest report on Cyprus is important especially for its call for the lifting of the international isolation of the Turkish Cypriot people.
Mr Ban gave his backing to an earlier call by the former UN secretary General Kofi Annan for the lifting of the isolation of the Turkish Cypriot people and added that the approval of the report will prove the rightfulness of the Turkish Cypriot people once again.

[observer]

EPSILON

Reasonable plan for solution, After a foreign rmy invasion, the minority of 8 per cent to have 50 per cent decition power and the invasion army to be the guarantor for all the Island!!!

I think the phrase that you may be looking for is “after a foreign army liberation” which it was for the TCs, 11 years after the GCs stole the government and then, supported by the Greek army, tried to steal the whole country. Landing at Famagusta port or Nicosia airport without having to fight made the Greek army no less of an invading army. In the A Plan the Greek army was to be a guarantor for the whole island too.

This is how the world sees it, apart from Hellenists.