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Cyprus condemns ‘provocation’ of Erdogan ghost town picnic

Cyprus condemns ‘provocation’ of Erdogan ghost town picnic

  • A vacation spot that was dubbed a "Jewel of the Mediterranean", Varosha had been fenced off ever since Turkey’s 1974 invasion of northern Cyprus
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Pompeo seeks reversal of ‘provocative’ North Cyprus move to reopen Varosha

Pompeo seeks reversal of ‘provocative’ North Cyprus move to reopen Varosha

By Reuters ·
Turkish Cypriot FM quits in protest at move to reopen ghost resort

Turkish Cypriot FM quits in protest at move to reopen ghost resort

By AFP ·
Northern Cyprus set to reopen Cypriot ghost town on cease-fire lines

Northern Cyprus set to reopen Cypriot ghost town on cease-fire lines

By Reuters ·

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