The status of "trnc" will remain unaltered i.e unrecognised, the status of RoC will remain unaltered i.e recognised to include all geographical area of Cyprus but with Aquis suspended at the occupied, etc etc etc. Nothing will change.I personally don’t see any pluses or minuses for anybody in this. Besides Turkey needs Cyprus’s vote for each and every step in her EU road. In this respect she must take a Cyprus Embassy, have Cypriot specialists on the chapters she discusses to check and approve her progress etc etc. Cyprus cannot give her vote with blind eye, nobody can, it is like ridiculing herself. Didn’t Turkey think of all these before signing her agreement, is she totally absolutely paranoid??
A lot would change as Turkey would be accepting a GC government in the "RoC" which by not recognizing she does not have to deal with. Turkey had previous warned the EU of the dangers of taking a divided island into the EU and that she would not recognize the GC run government until a solution was found where the TCs were also included.
Its a bit like recognizing that you are in the wrong and that you will be forced to move your troops from an EU country and that is a very difficult step for Turkey to take without a solution.
Yes we agree on the first part but I never concluded that the RoC should forget about a veto now and excercise it later. In fact this is what I said earlier:
The point for us at present is if we do not use our EU leverage NOW we lose it for ever.
The reason for this, there would be no excuse for us to excercise the 2nd veto in a row when in fact we did not excercise the first. And absolutely no excuse to excercise the 3rd veto if we have not excercised #1 and #2. And so on and so forth.I hope you see the logic.
Sorry but I don't agree with that logic. Using your veto or objection now would only bring the process to an halt/end but saving your objection until a stage when Turkey has made considerable process and is closer to entry will in effect give your veto even more weight and make Turkey yield to your demands as they would see the light at the end of tunnel.
As a TC i only hope you use it early on so Turkey doesn't go through all the demands of the EU only to find that she will be vetoed at the very last hurdles. I think it better shes knows now that she will not make it and thus find her own way. The EU is not the be all and end all there is a big world outside of the EU where Turkey build relations to the benefit of all concerned.
What you GCs should be worried about is keeping Turkey interested in resolving things otherwise a disinterested Turkey mean status quo forever therefore cemented partition.