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.

By Arete News - April 29, 2021

Barriers marking the imaginary "green line" in divided capital Nicosia, Cyprus (AN/Mark Devine)

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