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As UN Secretary-General António Guterres prepares to visit Cyprus, the Turkish Cypriot side is reportedly setting conditions and prerequisites for breaking the deadlock and restarting negotiations. According to an analysis, if all demands were met, the Turkish side would have no reason left to cooperate—because it would already have everything it seeks. The preconditions include sweeping concessions that effectively undermine the basis for talks. Critics argue that such maximalist demands risk derailing Guterres’s mediation efforts. The visit is seen as a critical moment for the stalled Cyprus reunification process.
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