Cyprus Leaders Agree on New Crossings, Core Dispute Unresolved

Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders agreed to open two new crossings across the UN buffer zone, a modest confidence-building step after decades of division. The core sovereignty dispute remains unresolved, and the agreement's implementation and broader peace process impact are uncertain. This marks a rare cooperative move but does not signal a breakthrough.

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