THE CYPRUS PROBLEM AND APRIL 16 By Lieutenant General (retd) G. KORAKIS The article was written on April 10, 2003 The recent war in Iraq sidelined the Cyprus issue for several days. While the attention of international public opinion was focused on the events in Iraq, a chaotic scene unfolded around the Cyprus issue when […]
THE NECESSARY POSITIONING OF THE CYPRUS PROBLEM TODAY By A. MAKRYDIMITRIS Professor, University of Athens The facts are known to everyone and there is no need to repeat them here. It is enough to conclude that the development of things has indeed been relentless, mainly for the Greek side in Greece and Cyprus. While the largest and […]
THE CYPRUS PROBLEM The talks and the coming crisis Lieutenant General (retd) G. KORAKIS In the 27 years that have passed since the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, direct, close, overt, secret, mediating, etc. talks have taken place without any progress being made to date despite the significant concessions made by the Greek Cypriot side. The successive cycles and […]
CYPRUS AND NATO By Vice Admiral R.E.G. DEMESTICHA H.N. Honorary Commander of the Fleet It is common knowledge that one of the thorny and intractable international problems is the Cyprus problem. According to international practice, in order to address and lead to its solution an international problem – therefore the Cyprus problem – should […]