Is it fair to expect the implementation of the Additional Protocol on Cyprus?
 (ReŞat ARIM - 12/01/2011)

 Turkish Cypriots react in the polls
Resat Arim

 EU-Cyprus
Seyfi Tashan, Oktay Aksoy, Resat Arim, Prof. Yuksel Inan

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 The Recognition of the ‘Republic of Cyprus’ by Turkey
(Seyfi Taşhan, September 23, 2005)

 Since the Kofi Annan Plan for the solution of the Cyprus question was rejected by the Greek Cypriots and the Greek Cypriots, under the name of Republic of Cyprus joined the EU, the problem of Cyprus seems to have been put on a back-burner by the international community. Here is a note explaining the current picture for Cyprus.

 Cyprus after the referanda
The new state of affairs in Cyprus gives the international community real freedom of action to end the isolation of the Turkish Cypriots. EU should accept them as interlocutors. (Resat Arim)

 Quo Vadis Cyprus
(Reşat Arım , 04.06.2004)

 Open letter from Walter Schwimmer, Secretary General of the Council of Europe
(Strasbourg , 21.04.2004)

 Further steps by TRNC
(Nicosia, 09.05.2003)

 Statement on Greek Cypriot Package
(TRNC Council of Ministers, Nicosia, 02.05.2003)

 Cyprus Crossings
(TRNC Council of Ministers, Nicosia, 29.04.2003)

 UN Cyprus Plan: Solution or Delusion?
(Prof. Clement Dodd, 07.01.2003)

 A Note On 'Cyprus and International Law' published by the Turkish Foreign Policy Institute
(Foreign Policy Institute)

 Accession of Cyprus to EU and its implications for Turkish foreign and domestic policies
(Seyfi Taşhan, September 12, 2001)