YFred wrote:Byron wrote:londoner wrote:Get Real! wrote:londoner wrote:Get Real! wrote:londoner wrote:georgios100 wrote:In case the current negotiations fail to produce a solution, what's to happen next?
Is this good news or bad news?
Any predictions for the future of the island?
Georgios100
If negotiations fail and the TRNC starts to gain recognition from other countries is that good news or bad news?
Its impossible news.
Impossible how so? Do you trust the USA that much!
Nope, but I trust international law locking countries into place… it’s a bit like rust, once you get locked in there’s no getting out!
And not to mention that you don’t even have the SLIGHTEST incentive to entice the few UN renegades!
You’ve got better chances playing Lotto…
I think the odds are better than the lotto. Bangladesh broke off from Pakistan but gained recognition. Kosovo's UDI was rejected by ROC but has gained recognition. Paraguay, Azebaijan and Gambia have recently announced their wilingness to formally recognise the TRNC. So never say never - solution is the best possible outcome and recognition would be a disaster but that's where we are heading
But no EU state is prepared to recognise TRNC.
Rome was not built in a day nor was Istanbul. Give it time, not long left now.
We have all the time in the world !! ie. JAMAIS !!!