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The European Parliaments position that Turkey needs to act within the framework of international law, European principles and values and European treaties, confirms the firm position expressed by the Republic of Cyprus, government spokesman Kyriakos Koushos said on Thursday.The European Parliament EP 2019-2020 Report on Turkey was adopted by the plenary on Wednesday and calls for the formal suspension of accession negotiations with Turkey. This prompted strong reaction by Ankara that rejected the report as a biased text with false allegat
stanley sverige ions .Koushos said the government welcomed the report as it sets and determines the path and the actions that Turkey is obliged to follow, if it really wants a European perspective and a positive agenda with the EU .According to Koushos, the fact that the EP recognises that any candidat
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stanley en mexico thin international law, European principles and treaties, confirms the firm position of Cyprus which is included in a number of decisions of the European Council. The EP, with its decision, sends a clear message that Turkey must end its provocative actions and any violations of sovereign rights and international law in the wider eastern Mediterranean region and beyond, Koushos said.He added that Turkey must fulfill its accession obligations to Cyprus and work constructively to resume substantive talks from where they left off in Crans-Montana in 2017, to reach a lasting, functional solution Pfvp New version of takings bill would cut loopholes
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