Head of Turkish-controlled north, Ersin Tatar, calls move by Greek Cypriot government ‘racist’ and ‘anachronistic’ A war of words has erupted on Cyprus as the divided island’s two ethnic communities exchange barbs over the decision by the Greek Cypriot government to rescind the passports of senior Turkish Cypriot officials. Ersin Tatar, who heads the Turkish-controlled north and is among those affected, described the policy as “an assault” to attempts to find a solution to the country’s partition. Previously he had called the move “racist” and “anachronistic”. Continue reading...
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