Ethnically split Cyprus' rival leaders agree to open two new crossings across the dividing line
Summary
The rival leaders of ethnically split Cyprus have agreed to open two new crossing points for vehicular traffic along a U.N.-controlled buffer zone, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported on Monday 9 November. The two outlets, which carried the same report, called it the first such development in nearly a decade, headlining that the leaders agree to 2 more crossings across the island's dividing line.
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Monday 9 November
The rival leaders of ethnically split Cyprus agreed to open two new crossing points for vehicular traffic along a U.N.-controlled buffer zone, in the first such development in nearly a decade, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported.