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The Turkish and the Greek Cypriot leaders at the opening of a joint project (Photo: Valentina Pop)

Civil society reconquers Cyprus buffer zone

The 'open livingroom' is just 200 metres away from the checkpoint. Inside, amid various bits and bobs, vases, artsy chairs and tables, a laptop is playing Bob Marley songs. Outside, on a self-made terrace with wooden benches and flower pots, three of his friends are basking in the sun and having a beer.

They call him Fidel, but his real name is Mustafa Kemal Yoldash and he calls himself a Communist and anarchist. The 50-year old says he is a "Turkish speaking Cypriot", not a Turk. For o...

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The Turkish and the Greek Cypriot leaders at the opening of a joint project (Photo: Valentina Pop)

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