Famaqusta is not a confidence-building measure, critics warn

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Cypriot political leadership is criticized for suffering from a syndrome of mimicry that serves as a convenient alibi for political timidity.
The commentary argues that Famagusta should not be treated as a Confidence Building Measure (CBM).
The text asserts that such approaches represent a disastrous retreat toward Turkish positions regarding Cyprus.
Archbishop Makarios is cited as having accepted a demotion from internationally recognized president in past historical contexts.

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Η Αμμόχωστος ΔΕΝ είναι ΜΟΕ και η ολέθρια υποχωρητικότητα προς τις τουρκικές θέσειςPhilenews · 6 days ago

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Cypriot political leadership is criticized for suffering from a syndrome of mimicry that serves as a convenient alibi for political timidity.
The commentary argues that Famagusta should not be treated as a Confidence Building Measure (CBM).
The text asserts that such approaches represent a disastrous retreat toward Turkish positions regarding Cyprus.
Archbishop Makarios is cited as having accepted a demotion from internationally recognized president in past historical contexts.

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