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Cyprus marks 52 years since invasion as UN renews peace push

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Cyprus observed the 52-year anniversary of Turkey's 1974 invasion on July 20. The Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities are preparing for a renewed United Nations effort to restart peace negotiations. The UN aims to break years of deadlock in talks to reunify the island.

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Cyprus marked the 52-year anniversary of Turkey's 1974 invasion on Monday.

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The United Nations is renewing its peace push for Cyprus.

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<p>NICOSIA, July 20 - Cyprus marked the 52-year anniversary of Turkey's 1974 invasion on Monday as the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities prepared for a renewed effort from the United Nations to break years of deadlock in peace talks.</p>

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The United Nations is renewing its peace push for Cyprus.

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Cyprus marked the 52-year anniversary of Turkey's 1974 invasion on Monday.

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The Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities prepared for a renewed effort from the United Nations to break years of deadlock in peace talks.

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