"In so far as conmon or concerE€d action tnay not. prove possible, each of thethree guaranteeing Por.ers r€serves the right to take action trith tl-e soLe aimof re-estabLishiug the st.ate of aff,airs creatett by the present Treaty.,.(Arr. 4) 15. Ia addition, Cyprus, Greece ard Turkey undertoot to respect the iategrity ofthe British Sovereign Base Areas and to guiraat€e the use and €njolrment by theUnited Kilgdom of its rights thereln. ?/ 16' Thus, an essencial aad inescapabr.e ingredient of che coming irto being of theRePublic of cyprus was the conc€pt of, the batanced and guarante-d participatioD ofboth coNnunities, Turkish no less than creek, in every basic aspeci of theGovermeut of, ClTrrus. The exclusion from the goverlroettal proc€ss of Cy!,rus of oteor the other of the comnuaities would nean thai the Goverrment so functioning woulilnot be the Government of the Republic of cyprus as contenplated and establishett bythe international settlemetrt ard treaties coacruaea in 1960. Any such rinpingGoveranent trould lack coastitutio[a1 legitinacy and, in so far as it c].aimed torepresent the Republic of cyprus, tf,ourd as a matter of interlatioaar lat be inbreach of the fuudamental undertakings oa the international pla:re given by theRepublic itr the 1960 rreaties regarding the br-cor nuDar charact€r of the Repubricand its Government. 17: -"iaf the one exception that sitt be erarnined more closely in part II of thisOpinion (para. 33 aad fol.lowing), the practic€ of the Uaitod Natioas has beeastrikilgly uniforn iD its acknowr.edgernent that the clT'rus probrem irvorves the twocommulities and that i'" tbis involvemelt they stald on a footing of equatity. rhisPractice takes the form of resolutiors of th-e security council aad of the ceneralAssenbly, and of reports of the Secretary_General.
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing a political and international agreement related to the establishment of the Republic of Cyprus. It mentions treaties, international settlements, and the role of the United Nations, suggesting that it is a document related to international relations and diplomacy. The text also discusses the rights and responsibilities of the guarantor powers (Cyprus, Greece, and Turkey) and the importance of balancing the participation of the Turkish and Greek communities in the government of Cyprus.

**Category**
International relations, Politics