do MeY justify their attempt to prevent an institution of hiqher education in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus from hmkinq Up with a European ComPuteK mtmrk @IhOSe aim 33 k0 assist academic research? The Greek Cypriots rruot review their policy of military build-up, their alandeco- campaign of propagenda, their V8CiOUS blockades and embarqc!es and ask the-elves if these actions are -king a settlement based on Eederatia more likely. Me such methods a3 the 8ttimPt to LnteKnatfonali= the clUeStiOn of Cyprus tirouqh aqitetion, the creation OE aCtffiCid. tension on the islard and the use op al1 forums for attackinq the Turkfsh CYVriots raakinq tt aa8ter for the Sectetary-General to carry out his mission of good offices? JWjf S/PV. 2920 46 Mr. Akaln, Turkey) At a time whau historical bsrriere are coming down Ln Europe and southern Africa, the Greek Cyociots should aek themtlves *tether the tim has not corn? to have a chanqe of heart. To live up ti pstagtati 5 of resolution 649 (1990) wouI.d be a 9md start. They could also take another laak at Prcsidant Denktas’ proposal for the two leaders to sign a joint declaration which in essence is a coda of condwt for the two parties tp abide by in their dealing5 with one another. If the Greek Cypiots could brinq themaelvee to negotiatinq and signing such a declaration it Gould be a psychological breakthrough in the effort5 to end the 26-year-old division of Cy~rue. The Greek Cyoriot attempl: to portray the Turkiah Cypriot leadership as beinq out of step vith ita own people has received a rude blow ae a result of the Qresihntial and prliamentary eloction5 tist took place tn the north in recent weeks. President mn&tas hm emerged w a clear @inner with the support of the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a report discussing the political situation in Cyprus, specifically the attempts to prevent an institution of higher education in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus from cooperating with a European computing mark. The text mentions the Greek Cypriots' policy of military build-up, blockade, and propaganda, and suggests that they should reconsider their actions to facilitate a settlement. The text also mentions the Secretary-General's mission of good offices and the proposal for a joint declaration between the two leaders. The tone is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is related to international relations, politics, and conflict resolution.

**Category**
Education, International relations