satisfactory settlements. under his auspices, Greek cyPriot and lurklsh c!{triot representatl,ves have enter6d into several' interim agreements iDdicating that n€ither community eajoys any special status relative to the other. ?5/ In a recent resolutiotr the security council reiterated its caII for the tlro comnunities to .'reach freel.y a mutually acceptable solutiou." a[/ Thus while the Uniteit Nations has lot recognized the Turkish RePubl.ic of Northern Cyprus by admitting it to mernbership, it haa always accepted the Turkish Cl?riot connunity's right to determine its political future not only in conjunctiotr t ith but also on an equal footilg with the Greek Cl'priot corununity. Putting aside the talisman of, recognitiou, it is cl'ear that lreither of the governments existitrg on the Islard is qualifiett to assert that it is the goveranelt of the "Republ,lc of Cyprus." But uhile the treatles ard agreemelts of 1959-1960 cannot legally be disregarded by one party in its own iDt6rest, they can surely be replaced by the assent of both parties to a nelf, mutually satisfactory Politicalorder. Thus, sovereigaty would devofve fully ald legitinately on any new Cl'Priot governnent if the successor sCate or states were the Product of a concurrelt exercise of setf -d.eterminatioa by the two conunuaities suPersedilg the joint exercise through which the 1960 Republic rras established. 27/ fn slr|I|Inary, the Turkish Cypriot community has a legal right to aegotiate fron a status of equality trith the Greek Ct'Priot community in the current attempt, utrder the auspices of the secretary-General, to reach a workable Political soLution for the uDfortuaate situation in Cyprus. The Greek Cypriot PeoPIe has Dever had the right to assert sovereignty over the Turkish CyPriot peoPle $ithout their consent- Nor, fron the nornent the Greek Cypriots unilateral.Ly rejectett the constitutional basis on which the legit.irnacy of the Cypriot goverlJllert rested in interEational
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a political issue related to the Cyprus dispute, focusing on the rights of the Turkish Cypriot community and the potential for a new political solution. It references international agreements and the role of the United Nations in the conflict. Given the context, it seems that the category would be related to international relations or politics.

**Category**
Politics, International Relations