“A resolution to the Cyprus Problem could have profound implications for regional dynamics, impacting everything from Türkiye’s foreign policy trajectory and the EU’s stance on China, to NATO’s strategic presence in the Eastern Mediterranean and Israeli military logistics. Although China has thus far been an insignificant actor, recent statements by the Chinese ambassador, alongside Beijing’s contribution to the Saudi Arabia-Iran normalization deal, underscore the need for a new examination of China’s stance on the Cyprus Problem, its underlying interests, and the potential avenues through which it might engage.”
Leonardo Bruni and Ahmet Faruk Isik (ChinaMed, T.wai) on the ChinaMed Observer with an analysis of China’s stance on the protracted Cyprus Problem.
