The 1974 coup attempt by Greek Cypriot nationalists and the Turkish army invasion that followed still casts its shadow over the divided island of Cyprus today. Unless a solution is found it will continue to darken people's lives and the dividing line that runs through the landscape like a scar, won't get a chance to heal. But now the Cyprus problem is once more back on the agenda, with the continuing talks between the North and the South. We talk to Arne Strand from the Norwegian Peace Research organisation PRIO about the current situation and what hope there is for a reunification.
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