Policing a 50-year rift: the UN Mission in Cyprus

Update: 2020-01-23

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The United Nations has been involved in the divided island of Cyprus for more than half a century.

Conor Lennon asked Elizabeth Spehar, head of the UN Mission in Cyprus, to explain why the UN is still needed on the island.

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Policing a 50-year rift: the UN Mission in Cyprus

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Policing a 50-year rift: the UN Mission in Cyprus

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Policing a 50-year rift: the UN Mission in Cyprus