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U.N. chief to prolong deadlocked Cyprus talks

The U.N. chief remained determined to bring Cypriot leaders together despite acknowledging failure to surmount differences over how to restart formal talks.

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By Arete News - April 29, 2021
Barriers marking the imaginary "green line" in divided capital Nicosia, Cyprus (AN/Mark Devine)
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