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Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Kudret Özersay has stated that any economic activity carried out in the region which ignores the will of the Turkish Cypriots will not be successful, adding, “We will not allow either the Greek Cypriots or affiliated companies to carry out unilateral hydrocarbon activities on behalf of the Turkish Cypriots.”
By Ismail Veli……..
I often find it sad that today’s political problems and prejudices often cloud views of the past. Cyprus is a perfect example. The enmity between the Turks and Greeks is seen as an ancient enmity, in some respects it is, but we also hear the give away signs from the same people when they admit ”we lived happily together for hundreds of years”.
By Ismail Veli………
I have often written about the history of Lurucina. My website of ”Families of Lurucina” is extensive and covers every aspect of our roots and history uncovered thus far.
Readers mail…….
Whilst the major Six Nation countries were playing the autumn internationals against their southern hemisphere counterparts, the Cyprus Rugby team were competing in the Rugby Europe Championships Division 3. With two matches in the space of three weekends it was a busy schedule for The Mouflons in November.
Fikri Toros………
President
Turkish Cypriot Chamber of Commerce
As a Turkish Cypriot who values and advocates democracy, I am very pleased to announce my decision to stand for the forthcoming parliamentarian elections. My nomination is by the Republican Turkish Party ( CTP ) from the Kyrenia electorate district.
By Serpil Kadilar…….
It’s difficult to separate the subject of the Cypriot population from the politics surrounding the status quo. For many, and especially those who are unfamiliar with the recent and ancient history of Cyprus, it may seem logical to agree that Cyprus is Greek, and that Turkish Cypriots are but a minority who are often treated as the thorn in the sides of politicians.
