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Special Erdogan’s appearance at a military parade on July 20 in the northern part of the capital, Nicosia, might have passed off without incident had he not reiterated his contentious position on the Cyprus dispute. (AFP) graphic

What Turkey and EU’s conflicting visions mean for Cyprus’ future

  • Turkish President Erdogan repeated his demand for a two-state solution during a recent visit to the northern part of Cyprus
  • UN Security Council responded by condemning “the further reopening of a part of the fenced-off area” of derelict Varosha town
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YouTube wins user copyright fight in top EU court ruling

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Amazon may see $425 million EU privacy fine

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EU report: Illicit drug sales moved online during lockdowns

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By Reuters ·
17 child migrants disappear every day in Europe since 2018: Investigation

17 child migrants disappear every day in Europe since 2018: Investigation

By Arab News ·

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