CYPRadar 🇨🇾🌍 European Parliament firmly rejects Turkey's accession progress amid human rights and territorial concerns
The European Parliament has overwhelmingly approved the progress report on Turkey, signaling a firm institutional stance on the significant gap between Ankara and the European Union. The report highlights serious issues including human rights abuses, erosion of the rule of law, and condemns Turkey's unilateral actions in Cyprus, specifically the illegal settlement activities in Varosha and ongoing confiscation of Greek Cypriot properties.
The report also rejects Turkey's two-state solution proposal, emphasizing that Turkey's EU accession depends on respecting the sovereignty of the Republic of Cyprus. Ankara's strong backlash condemned the report as unjust and politically motivated, illustrating Turkey's desire to benefit economically from the EU while refusing to end occupation or amend aggressive policies.
This parliamentary stance dismantles Turkey's narrative of normalization, exposing the authoritarian direction under President Erdogan and reaffirming Europe's commitment to principled engagement. For Cyprus, this development is a crucial diplomatic asset, underscoring that the Cyprus issue remains a matter of invasion and occupation within the European framework.
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