TUC kish Cyrx iots. The proposed application for Community membership would provide them with a new weapon for further ti9htenin9 the ongoing economic embargo a9ainSt the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. They are currently sparin no effort to stov Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus exports to European Community markets. Since the aominq to power of Mr. Vessiliou in February of 1988, demnstrations end other border incidenta have increeeed considerably. 01 many occasions aqqreasive Greek Cypriot demonstrators have attempted to t&r+ke flleqal entries into our territory. There have been times when it was not possible for UNPICYP to AW/j9 S/PV. 2928 39 contain the violanoe in and around the buffer zone, which culminated in the violation of our horders and the Oocoible entry into the Tuckish Repubiic of Northern Cyprus by the a99ces5ors. Some of these demonstrators were arrested bY the Turkish Cypriot Police and tried in Turkish Cypriot courts foe illegal entry through ouc borders. More recently, several Greek Cypriot youths, who had managed to enter into the Turkish Republic of Nocthecn Cyprus clan&stin@ly, were arrested by the Turkish Cypriot Police while attemptinq to bcinq down the Turkish CyQ~iot flag. They were chacqedr ttied and sentenced by ouc courts. ti fact that the aggressors have been applauded end praised hy the Greek Cypriot Ladesship for their illegal actbns and declared “hecoes’ and apioneersg fOC the ‘Liberation” of Cyprus, demonstrates that the Greek Cypriot side is not inteeested in maintaining peace and tranquility in the island. on the tDntcacy, it is encouraging dangerous aotioma in order to undecmina the existence of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, through every possible maans, and plcsuing a policy of intimidation and provocation against the Turkish Cypriot peor>Le. rjltch Greek Cypriot policies ace not compatible with the negotiating process and the efforts fa a peaceful setttment in Cyrus. 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a diplomatic or political statement, discussing tensions and conflicts between the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and the Greek Cypriot side. It highlights the economic embargo and border incidents, as well as the actions of Greek Cypriot demonstrators. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or technological issues, but rather focuses on the political and diplomatic implications of these events.

**Category**
International trade, Politics