This resolution calls um the leaders to pursue their efforts to reach freely a mrtually aaeptable solution oroviding for the establishment of a bi-communal and bi-zonal federation. The resolution stresses the equality of the twr, political entities, and rightly so. To be viable, federations have to be freely established betwean equals. They must be based oh existing realities and not QI legal fictions. Hence OUK objection to one of the Cypriot perties claiming the title of l Government of Cyprus,. Such a *Governmnt of Cyprus” will eventually emerge from 8 Settlenent in Cyprus, b?lt this label can in no way be used to designate the Government of either OIW of the existing tm states in the island. Another provision of resolution 649 (1990) that I wish to underline is opetatiw paragraph 5, rhich calls on the parties to refrain from ecticn that could agqtavate the situation. My Goveenment is &eply disappointed at the way the Greek Cypriots ha**e been violatinq this key provision. The representative of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cymus has been providing ample infocmation atout the actions of the Greek Cypcitots in violation of operative paraqeaph 5, and I will not go into the details once aqa in. f would Like, however, to raake cleat that as long as the Greek Cypriots continua to waqe relentless political and econamLc warfare against the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, they will ever convince anyone of their sincerity when they sit at the neqotiatinq tabh for the pUCfIOEe of establishinq 3 federation aE equals in Cyprus. At a time vtien the Berlin HalI has corn turrhltr6q NS,‘ASW s/w.2928 45 ML!. Akain, Tutkey) dwn and old barriers are being swept aside everyvhere, hou cm the Greek Cypriots justify their reneved attempts, with the assistance of Greece, to stop the mdest exwrb of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprm to the European Cbmmunity? HOW 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement, discussing the establishment of a bi-communal and bi-zonal federation in Cyprus. It mentions the equality of the two political entities, the need for a freely established federation, and the actions of the Greek Cypriots in violating a UN resolution. The text also touches on international relations, specifically the relations between Cyprus and the European Community. Given these themes, it is likely that the text falls under the categories of international relations and politics.

**Category**
International relations, Politics