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Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders have agreed to open two new border crossings, coordinate emergency responses, and share archival materials as part of a United Nations-backed effort to resume peace talks on the divided island.
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leaders → agree → island
Greek Cypriot leader Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman jointly met with United Nations special envoy Maria Angela Holguin on Monday in the UN-controlled buffer zone that splits the island.
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that → meet → island
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strike → achieve → Gaza
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The UN said in a statement that Monday’s meeting was “positive” and that the two leaders would talk again in the coming weeks in the presence of outgoing UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
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leaders → target → Guterres
“We are continuing this effort with absolute seriousness and one single goal: resuming the talks before the end of the secretary-general’s term,” at the end of the year, Christodoulides told reporters after the meeting.
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Christodoulides → continue → meeting
Guterres began a new drive to try to resolve the more than five-decade-old conflict in the summer, suggesting new crossings could build trust and confidence.
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crossings → begin → trust
However, the two sides have since been disagreeing over the ground rules for talks.
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sides → disagree → talks
The move would bring the number of open crossings on the divided Mediterranean island to 11, according to media in Cyprus.
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move → bring → Cyprus
Cyprus was split in 1974 when Turkiye invaded and seized the northern part in response to a coup instigated by the then-military government in Greece.
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Turkiye → split → Greece
A previous power-sharing administration of Greek and Turkish Cypriots had fallen apart in 1963, and a UN Peacekeeping Force has monitored a 180km (112-mile) ceasefire line which splits the two sides since.
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which → share → sides
Only Turkiye recognises the northern part of the island as an independent republic.
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Turkiye → recognise → republic
Ankara maintains more than 35,000 troops on Cyprus.
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Ankara → maintain → Cyprus
Decades of talks have repeatedly failed to reunify Cyprus, with the last official round collapsing in 2017.
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round → fail → 2017
Greek Cypriots are against Ankara having any hands-on involvement; Turkish Cypriots say it is essential.
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it → have → involvement
Last year, the north elected its first pro-unification leader since 2020, generating renewed hope.
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north → elect → hope
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