Who cares what EU says? ‘ By William Horsley BBC …

Thursday, January 28, 2010
By Malcolm Channing

Comment posted EU Committee demands return of Varosha and withdrawal of troops by Emir Soler.

Who cares what EU says?

By William Horsley
BBC European affairs correspondent
Tuesday, 27 April, 2004, 00:37 GMT 01:37 UK
After their overwhelming “yes” vote in the referendum on Cyprus unification, Europe has been quick to reward Turkish Cypriots.
The Greek Cypriot “no” to the unification plan has been greeted with international dismay.
But the EU’s new policy points to swift and real benefits for their northern neighbours.
And it marks a positive landmark in the long history of the Cyprus dispute.
The European commissioner for enlargement, Guenter Verheugen, made clear after a meeting with EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg that the acceptance by the Turkish Cypriots of the UN-sponsored plan for unification would mean an end to their international isolation.

Recent comments by Emir Soler

  • Varosha asked for in exchange for Turkey’s EU bid and Direct Trade?
    Turkey’s Secretariat for EU Affairs denied Monday Greek media reports that Turkey’s Chief EU Negotiator met with Greek Cypriot leader in Brussels.
    Earlier, Greek media claimed that Egemen Bagis got together with Demetris Christofias at a meeting in Brussels where Christofias said that Greek Cypriot side could give green light to opening of some of Turkey’s negotiation chapters in return for the deserted town of Maras (Varosha).
    “All these reports are untrue and fabricated,” the Secretariat-General said in a statement.
    It said Christofias’ interlocuter could only be Turkish Cypriot President Dervis Eroglu, recalling that the two leaders, Christofias and Eroglu, have been continuing Cyprus reunification talks.
  • Do Greek Cypriots really want a Cyprus Problem settlement?
     
    It has been some clear message from Turkey, solution for Cyprus.
    This comes from a regular writer to Cyprus Mail, and guessed it he is Greek

    “Turks may suggest and even sign an agreement but one cannot be sure that they will honour either their proposals or their signatures”

    How can you deal with people like him?
    Greeks Cypriots got some mentality problem.
     
  • Christofias prepares the way for Cyprus Peace Talks
    Greeks are doing what their good at, dragging their feet for last 36 years.
    As far as Greeks are concern, no solution is a good solution.
     
  • Maybe that’s the way to get reunification?
    This is how Israel to say THANKS to Greek Cyprus for closing peace movement for Gaza offices in Cyprus.
    You scratch my back and I will scratch yours.
  • in Cyprus Today – 24/4/2010
    Direct Trade talks will start 27 April; Last 10 day’s Icelandic volcano caused some the flight cancellations through out Europe. So now EU waiting for some of the parliamentarians to return to Brussels,

powered by SEO Super Comments

Editor and owner of NCFP and NCFP Classified Ads
Malcolm Channing
Number of View :1308
  • PrintFriendly
  • Share/Bookmark

NCFP Classified Ads

Search Articles

Archives