Application violates mostrecent UNSecurity Council resolution. 21.Initsmostrecentresolution onCyprus, of12March1990 (649(1990)), theUNSecurity Council called on"theparties concerned torefrain fromanyactionthatcould aggra~ate the situation." Inthespecialized vocabulary thathasdeveloped in thiscontext, thewords"theparties" meansnotonlythetwo Cypriot communities buttheinterested governments, including, with special reference tothepresent context, Greece. Thepresent move clearly aggravates thesituation bydestroying theequality of status between thetwocommunities thatistheessential foundation forthecontinuance ofnegotiations onthewiderquestion. Membership canonlygrowoutofsettlement. Notviceversa. 22.Itmustberealized thattheentryintotheEuropean Communities ofauniquely GreekCypriot statecannotcontribute to theresolution ofthedifferences between thetwocommunities. Participation intheEuropean Communities canonlygrowoutofthe creation ofanewRepublic ofCyprusthatfullyreflects theproper status androleofbothcommunities . .......... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the political situation in Cyprus and the implications of a potential application to join the European Communities. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it is a official document or statement. The focus is on the political implications of such an application, rather than any economic or environmental considerations.

**Category**
International trade, Politics