Talks on the reunification of Cyprus can now go ahead after the Turkish Cypriots formed a new coalition government following inconclusive parliamentary elections last month.
The elections on 14 December ended in deadlock as the parliament was evenly split between parties favouring and opposing a UN proposed plan to reunify the divided island.
Yet the two parties forming the coalition disagree over how the talks should go ahead.
While the pro-EU Republican Turkish Party party...
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