reqard to the territorial arrangements and political power in Cypeust Second, to neutrslixe or dfstort the political volition of the Turkish Cypc iots by render inq them I) minority in the occupied area uf Cyprus after the massive influx of colonist settlers, who are already holding the balance of power throuqh the establishment of a political oarty with exclusive Turkish settler membership, which enouces that the decisions of the Turkish Cyoriot leadership are in line with the dictates of Ankarat Third, to provide A substantial source of additional trained military reserves in Cyprus, auqnentinq the considerable presence of the Turkish Cypriot cxcupation forces; Pourthe to add an additional complicating factor, aqqravsting further the search for a just and viable solution to the Cyprus problem8 Fifth, kmwing the importance OP demzqraphic changes bth Universally - a8 we have seen quite clearly recently tn the Middle East - and particularly in the cam2 Of (-!VDPUB, which has entrenched constitutional provisions cequlat:iqq the nun&r of s/ev.292~ 20 wr . ~twnImnnm tis, Cyprus) pwple of Creek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot oriqin that may Leqally return and settle in Cyprus, and doing so in order to make a just solution impJssible, a clear indication that Turkey only pays lip service to the search foe such a solutionr bile womotinq the partition of Cyprust Finally, in the lonq-term for the combined Turkish Cypriot and settler population to reach parity with, and even to outnumber, the Greek Cypriots in line with the declared expansionist plans of Turkey against Cyprus - and we have had recent similar cases involving Turkey. E-G/5 S/PV. 2928 21 Hr. Yav Tomlnatis, Cyprus) Cyprus, although always trying, to the qreatest extent consistent with its 5over iqn r iqhts, not to do anythinq that could qive Turkey any pretext to avoid or 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the political situation in Cyprus, specifically the territorial arrangements and the demographic changes caused by the influx of Turkish settlers. It seems to be highlighting the concerns about the impact of these changes on the political power and the search for a just and viable solution to the Cyprus problem.

**Category**
Politics, International Relations