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27 June
Serious allegations arise regarding universities in occupied areas serving as shelters for extremists and fugitives.
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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is set to meet with his special envoy for Cyprus, Maria Angela Olguin, today in New York to discuss the next steps regarding the Cyprus issue. This meeting follows Olguin’s recent consultations in Nicosia, Athens, and Ankara, where she obtained insights and perspectives from key stakeholders involved in the ongoing diplomatic efforts.
The discussions are anticipated to build upon the outcomes of Olguin's engagements, as the international community seeks to assess and advance negotiations aimed at resolving the longstanding division of Cyprus. This comes amid reports suggesting tension around proposed solutions, highlighted by statements from leaders like Tufan Erhürman, who emphasized that no solution should be reached without consensus from all involved parties. The meeting underscores the UN’s commitment to facilitating dialogue and seeking a collective resolution to the Cyprus conflict.
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