righthand says: "It's a hugely important move," said the anthropologist and political analyst Yannis Papadakis. "Ledra as a shopping district has always been a main point of contact and exchange, but also an area of great conflict, so psychologically, suddenly being able to walk from one side to the other is going to be a huge boost." This week, for the first time in years, a senior UN official sent to gauge the mood on the island and determine whether the political will exists to relaunch peace talks expressed enthusiasm that a solution could be reached. "There is a very positive tone in Cyprus at the moment and a palpable sense of momentum," said Lynn Pascoe. "The two leaders have set their sights on achieving a fair and lasting solution ." ...Guardian |
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