Today, Sunday the 22nd of November, 2009 there was very good news in Cyprus. In the free and democratic south of the island Mr and Mrs Savvas announced the birth of their firstborn, twins, a boy, Spiros, and a girl, Androulla. Coincidentally, in the northern Turkish-occupied part of the island Mr and Mrs Osman were pleased to announce the birth of their first children, also twins, a boy named Mehmet, and a girl called Ayse. The coincidences don't end there. Mr Savvas and Mr Osman are both 33 years old, have completed military service, and are high school history teachers. Mrs Savvas and Mrs Osman are 28 years of age, and are taking maternity leave from their jobs as estate agents.
Given your experiences of Cypriot life, understanding of the economic, religious and cultural differences in the north and south of the island, and your predictions for future changes (or not) in Cyprus within the lifetimes of the newborn children, map the destinies of the four babies, Spiros and Androulla, Mehmet and Ayse.