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regarding Cyprus being let into the EU you got it all wrong. There is no need for that, France has made it clear that they will veto Turkey's bid, and many oth
by OGinparadise 14y ago
regarding Cyprus being let into the EU you got it all wrong.
There is no need for that, France has made it clear that they will veto Turkey's bid, and many other countries will follow (IMO correctly).
As for how Cyprus got in, let's go back to where the Greek side promised a "Yes" vote on unification of the island only to vote "No" when EU voted to let "Cyprus" in, a divided island. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3654919.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3654919.stm
Now of course Turkey isn't going to make it easy for them given that oil and gas is being found.
- kyriakos 14y agoif you take it that way, Turkey only thing it has to do is follow EU regulations to open its ports to all EU member countries and the barrier of entry will be lifted. essentially its Turkey locking itself out by not doing what every other member state has done in order to be able to join.