Politics · Cyprus

When Did We Stop Demanding the Obvious?

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The article discusses the public discourse surrounding the Cyprus issue. It highlights a concerning trend where calls for liberation and equal rights are often met with skepticism and questions about feasibility. The author suggests that there is a growing resignation to the status quo. The piece advocates for a renewed commitment to pursuing fundamental democratic principles. It questions when society stopped striving for what should be taken for granted.

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The article discusses the public discourse surrounding the Cyprus issue. It highlights a concerning trend where calls for liberation and equal rights are often met with skepticism and questions about feasibility. The author suggests that there is a growing resignation to the status quo. The piece advocates for a renewed commitment to pursuing fundamental democratic principles. It questions when society stopped striving for what should be taken for granted.

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