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Cyprus News Agency: News in English, 06-11-10

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From: The Cyprus News Agency at <http://www.cyna.org.cy>


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  • [01] CYPRUS ACTING PRESIDENT - TURKEY - EU
  • [02] WW II VETERANS - CEREMONY

  • [01] CYPRUS ACTING PRESIDENT - TURKEY - EU

    Cyprus supports Turkeys European accession course but it is not prepared to accept any discount on European principles, for the sake of avoiding a train crash between Ankara and Brussels, Acting President and House President Demetris Christofias said.

    As long as Turkey does not recognize Cyprus, an EU member, and as long as it does not open its ports and airports to our ships and aircraft and normalize relations with us, it cannot expect to have a smooth course towards membership, he said addressing a seminar of the association of former parliamentarians in Europe, on Europe, the Mediterranean and the fight against international terrorism.

    [02] WW II VETERANS - CEREMONY

    War veterans, survivors of World War II, gathered along with the political leadership of the island, to pay tribute to some 70 million people killed during the two world wars last century.

    In a solemn ceremony, at the war memorial, they stood in silence to honour some 600 Cypriot volunteers, who fought in the British regiment (Cyprus was at the time a British crown colony), and regretted that the lofty ideas of peace and justice for which they have sacrificed their lives are not enjoyed to this day by the people of Cyprus, because of the continuing Turkish occupation of its northern part.

    Cyprus paid a heavy price for its participation in World War II, with about 2,500 soldiers injured and over 600 dead, buried in about 50 cemeteries in 18 countries.


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