Nikitas wrote:The chain of meetings is telling, Akinci will first meet with Erdo and then with Anastassiadis.
Presumably he will first agree the joint TC-Turkish stance which he will present to the GCs, and thus define them as the opposition.
Another choice could have been to meet with Anastassiadis first and then go meet Erdo and present him with the Cypriot positions and thus define Turkey as the outsider.
As for Famagusta, as a "military area" under the control of the Turkish army cannot be the object of bargaining by the TCs.
Greece yesterday, via its Foreign Minister said it is not interested in maintaining its guarantor status in a future settlement. Turkey is insistent on this, it prefers to deal with the other guarantors rather than Cypriots when it comes to the Cyprob.
Britain is keeping quiet on the subject.
We talk about our future and take ourselves seriously when the major military power in the area openly and cynically ignores not just the GCs but all communities on the island by calling for negotiations on our future with states that clashed with and killed Cypriots. Not in ancient times but within living memory.
I am eager to see how Akinci will manouver in this scene.
was that not exactly what anastadiaes did when he won. did he not go to your mother country first. in fact was he no there just before the elections too. how naive are you.
there is a spark of peace offered and all you want to do is put it out with water. wtf is the matter with you people.