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Could Jeffrey Sachs Solve the Cyprus Problem?

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Onur12 days ago

How come we can say that both side wants peace while it was the Greek Cypriot people who refused the 2004 UN peace plan? This is not solvable as long as Greek Cypriots desires to be the sole ruler in the island and continues to force school children to praise EOKA terrorists

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Thanos12 days ago

The Cyprus problem will be solved when both parts agree to drive on the right side of the road.

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Random ☦️12 days ago

Lovely idea but somewhat naive sadly. There is an element of ‘holy war’ in that the Islamist Erdogan wants to recreate the Caliphate and expel all Christians from the land. Lets just call it for what it is.

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Gerhard Ziegler 🇨🇾12 days ago

Which international problems were already solved by Mr. Sachs?

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Alexandros ICXC NIKA12 days ago

sachs is a absolute legend in political analysm and he is also absolutely naive the same time believing that turkey has any interest other than reinstate a neoottoman empire and reconquer all lost teritories. we watch in real time a 2nd nazigermany "lebensraum" ideology unfold

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Y.T.C12 days ago

It is extremely tiresome to keep seeing Türkiye painted as the obstacle to a solution in Cyprus. It reflects a lack of research more than anything. Türkiye backed a federal settlement from 1974 to 2017, supported the Annan Plan and supported the talks at Crans-Montana. Let's not forget who rejected the Annan Plan…

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Murat Kinaci12 days ago

Solution for Greeks is no Turks on the island

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Nur Şah Ketene12 days ago

I agree. It is completely solvable. Almost 20 years ago we had a real opportunity to solve it w/ Annan Plan. We held a referendum asking both sides if they wanted to unify & enter EU together as a single country. The Greek side rejected the plan & Turks left behind.

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Chado Garcia12 days ago

Only we together can solve our own problem

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Galileo☃️12 days ago

Kıbrısta sorun mu varmış sorunu olan adadan gidebilir biz şuan ki durumdan memnunuz

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Alex Kyprianou12 days ago

Very naive indeed. Guy is clueless

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Abdullah🇹🇷12 days ago

Turkish side of Cyprus voted yes to unification the south rejected it if I remember correctly

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baran12 days ago

What invasion lol

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Crimson_CStar12 days ago

The Cyprus problem is Greeks thinking Cyprus is Greek.

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Andreas Nes ♍12 days ago

@RTErdogan

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berghainfucker12 days ago

The only solution for Cyprus is Greeks leaving the island

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A12 days ago

LET'S GO Mr. SACHS !!!!

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Ender Kanı12 days ago

Why not Unite Cyprus with its 1877 status qou?

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G Dosi12 days ago

Nobody could as long as the britons occupy Akrotiri and Dhekelia.

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Sinan Eralp12 days ago

It was greek cyprus who rejected Annan plan, problem is not with 🇹🇷 its nash equilibrium not pareto state

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Balmy Sun12 days ago

🤣

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Süleyman Kürșat Han Özkan12 days ago

If you see that as an invasion, we don't see a solution.

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BiGBoSS12 days ago

Well you are a fool if you guys are expecting one aided solution! There was referandum years ago and southern side refused for unity! Also, you guys are lucky because it is Turkiye as peace was kept going for many years. There could have been war if it was another country.