The Turti6h Ci.lrriot states The Emboctiment of the Rlght of Set f-Determinatiotr 74 (1988) ("rhis $aa a Pocufiar, probably a uniquer tateover of the goveruent of a State, because the goverling leaderstrip dislodged their colleagues from offic€ by brut€ force, colleague€ rfho bacl as .uch rigbt as they to maaage the affairs of a fuuctionalty faderatBd state."), N. Ert€kun, Th€ cl?rus DiEPute anat. thg Birth of the Turkish R€pubLic of Nortbern Cvllrus 11 (2nA ed. 1984) ("AIt Turkish cfPriots werephyaical].ybarre.trrontakingPartl!th€adnilistratlonofthelslaltt..,). Still olher "oot.." adtnit that they do aot hlow the truth. see, e'9" wolfe' ,.Cyprus: Irrternatiotal Lan aad th- lrospects for Settlernont", 84 Proceetlings of tlri American Society of Interaatloaal Lan 1OZ, 109 (1984) ("Turkish Cypriot leaders $Lthdrer. or rrere forceal frorn governmeat ..."). ithatever the reason for their pbyslcal a.b8ence, it is clear that they ditl not fornally reslgn tbeir offices. Dr. Kutchu} coltiDued to idsatify hinself as the vice-President of the Bepublic of C!'Irrus, although ia 1965 the "Gover neat " ' statetl that it no lorger recognized Dr. lKatchuk] in his caPaclty as vice-President. ,. s€e report of the secretary-Geleral on receDt develoPneats in Cyprus (5/6569, Para. 10) (29 ,tuly 1965). gl S€e rePort of the Secretary-Genoral or rece[t develoPnents ia CyPrus (s/6569, para. u) (29 Juty 1965) (loting that Mr. cleritles, Presialeat of the House of Represlntatives, "maale it ptaio Ito Turkisb cyPriot members se€king reailmission to the Housel that, unless lthe furkish Cwrlots agreed to four Precolditiotrs' including acceptance of 1a$s passed ia tb€ir absence abolishlng the coastleutional requirernent of separate rnajorltlesl, he would lot Psrrnit tho Turkish CJTlriot metnbers to att€nd the llouse. Mr. Clerides a180 stated that the coastitutionaL provisions concetn!.ng Promulgatiotr of the laws by the Prosiatent aad the vice-Presideat were !o longer aPPlicable. He subsequeltly stateat that in his opiniotr the Turkish CyPriot nenbers haal no legal stantlitrg any nors in the
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a discussion about the political situation in Cyprus, specifically the Turkish Cypriot leaders' absence from government and their claims to the vice-presidency. The text references various international reports and statements, suggesting a focus on international relations and governance.

**Category**
International relations, Politics