La nouvelle donne de la question chypriote
A new factor in the question of Cyprus, Turkey’s path towards Europe is littered with difficult questions, one of which is the problem of Cyprus. Since the first of May, 2004, the Republic of Cyprus, not yet reunified, is a full member of the EU – yet how can a candidate for membership in the EU m...
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2005
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| Acceso en línea: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Sumario: | A new factor in the question of Cyprus, Turkey’s path towards Europe is littered with difficult questions, one of which is the problem of Cyprus. Since the first of May, 2004, the Republic of Cyprus, not yet reunified, is a full member of the EU – yet how can a candidate for membership in the EU militarily occupy part of another member country ? The Cyprus question represents a game of power politics between four players : Brussels, Ankara, Athens and Nicosia. But in this game, one of the players is weaker than the others – the Greeks in Cyprus. Once again, they may be forced to pay the price for a coming together between Athens and Ankara, a proposition that has become more economical than political. They have, however, the right of veto. Do they have the power to use it ? |
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