iattivisible". It also excluiled "the iatsegral or partial unioa of CIT)rus with any other State or the separatist indepenalence". Thi6 Provisio! rtas iatended to prevent aay Enosis or union with Greece by the Gresk ClPriots and any union with Turkey by the Turkish Cl?riots. 3, The international ization of the Constitution! the lr€aties of Establishme[t and Guarantee 9. These funalanental eLernents of the ci?rua Coastitutioa were lifted onto the ptane of internatioDal law by treaties contemporaneously coDclualed betwgen Cl.Itrus, Greece, Turkey ard the United Kingdom. The Troaty of Establislunent alefined the territory of the Republic of Cyprus and contained a Preanbl.e expressing the conmitment of all, the Parties to the maintenance of the status of th€ two conmunities by declaring their desir6 "to nake provision to give effect co the Declarations' made by, inter aIia, "the Representative of the Greek CyPriot Cornmunity and by the Repres€ntat,ive of the Turkish Cl?riot Cornmunity". It also contained - in a nanner binding aLL parties - acknowledgement of the entitlement of the United Kingdorn to retain the so-called "Soverei-gn Base Areas". 10. Even more direct and explicit in its t€rns was the Treaty of Guaraltee, the parties to rdhich eere the Republic of C!?rus of the oae part and Greece, Turkey and the Urited Kingdom of the other part. In the Preamble they - stated "that the recoglitio! and maintenance of tbe iDdependence, tserritorial iltegrity aad security of the Republic of C14rrus, as established arral regul.ated bv the Basic Articles of its Constitution, are in their conmon interest" (ernptrasis supplied) atrtl - expressed their desir€ "to co-operate to ensure respect for the state of affairs created by that Constitution", 11. The operative part contaiaed three arEicles of, dorninant inportauce. 12. In the first, the Republic of ClT)rus undertooL to ensure the maintenance of
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the constitutional and international framework of the Republic of Cyprus, specifically the provisions related to the country's independence, territorial integrity, and the relationship with other countries. It seems to be focused on the political and international aspects of Cyprus' governance, rather than economic, social, or cultural issues.

**Category**
Politics, International Relations