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08:25We will follow this closely as ever.
08:30Thank you so much, sir, for coming on this morning, Eurogroup president and Greek finance minister, Kriakos Pirakakis.
08:36On the ECB succession race, our Europe editor, Mario Tadeo, spoke exclusively with Spain's economy minister, Carlos Cuervo, on the
08:45sidelines of the Eurogroup meeting.
08:47Madrid is pushing hard for the United States, the United States, and the United States.
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09:01θέω colours
09:10Karaワχος Why
09:13που τι στην βήκα
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09:17είναι πολύ χρειά적
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12:45που είμαι πρόβλης και πρόβλημα είναι πρόβλημα στο πρόβλημα.
12:53Επίσης, πως θα έρθει εδώ.
12:54Υπότιτλοι AUTHORWAVE και Ρωσία στους Ιωσιακούς και Ρωσιακούς Ιωσιακούς Ιωσιακούς και Ρωσιακούς Ιωσιακούς.
12:59Είναι όχι και όχι, και αυτό είναι όχι, και αυτό είναι έτοινες αυτές τις talks.
13:02Ήταν την ώρα σε μια ελεύθεση, ο Μανδύο οδηγός Ζηλενςκύς είπε ότι
13:05Moscow also plans to cut Ukraine into two parts along the Dnipro River.
13:10That actually is even more territorial demands than what we've heard already from Moscow
13:13regarding the four regions including the territory that Russian forces never occupied
13:18plus annexed Crimea.
13:21Zelensky also confirmed that Ukrainian team will propose de-escalatory steps.
13:25This is of course in line with Ukraine's first and foremost goal of having any sort of a ceasefire
13:33specifically when it comes to the civilian energy infrastructure.
13:38According to the US officials, talk will proceed today in two parts,
13:43and both sides have allegedly shown a little bit more of flexibility privately
13:49when it comes to the territorial issue.
13:52This is, of course, the most crucial one, the most complicated one,
13:54and this is why Ukrainians are also hoping to take any steps and any progress
13:58regarding the possible trilateral meeting in the leaders format
14:02where the territorial issue could be discussed, Steffen.
14:06We've heard that there are European representatives in Abu Dhabi,
14:09but they won't probably have a seat at the negotiating table.
14:15What is their role then?
14:17That is a very interesting setup, what was happening at the talks.
14:22Indeed, the European representatives will be there.
14:24They will not be at the table in the trilateral format, as you said.
14:28Who will be there?
14:29We know that the representatives from the UK, France, Germany and Italy,
14:34as well as the EU and NATO will be there.
14:36There are certain consultations that are expected to take place with Ukraine
14:40and with the US representatives before the trilateral talk,
14:44so there will be some contact.
14:46Now, Ukraine and Ukrainian officials do really want to have the Europeans at the table.
14:50They see Ukraine, of course, as part of any future European security architecture.
14:55But Russia opposes this idea.
14:58And in fact, Putin's foreign affairs advisor, Yuri Ushakov, said,
15:01quote, no one is going to invite them to the negotiating table.
15:06This is what he said regarding the European representatives.
15:09So there might be a little bit of an awkward moment in Abu Dhabi at the talks, Steffen.
15:14Interesting.
15:14Thank you, Sascha Rekulina, for all these details.
15:18Nearly half a century after the island was divided,
15:22the Cyprus conflict remains one of Europe's longest-running unresolved disputes.
15:27But a fresh round of talks this week has raised hopes of breathing new life
15:32into the stalled reunification process.
15:34The challenge remains enormous.
15:36The Greek-Cypriot side insists on a federal solution,
15:40while Turkey continues to push for a two-state arrangement.
15:43For more on this, let's head to Athens,
15:46where our correspondent Faye Dulgeri is standing by for us.
15:50Good morning, Faye.
15:52So, we haven't heard about the Cyprus conflict in a long time.
16:02Why are there talks happening just now, Faye?
16:14Yes, good morning, Steffen.
16:15Good morning.
16:16Making progress on the Cyprus issue has been one of the major challenges,
16:20and a personal bet, we could say, for the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres,
16:26whose term is ending by the end of the year.
16:28So, he would like to deliver, we could say, a kind of a roadmap to his successor,
16:34because he has acknowledged many times himself that this is a very important issue for him,
16:40and he will consider his term very successful if he delivers that.
16:44Also, this has been one of the major challenges in the pre-election pledge of the president of Cyprus,
16:51Nikos Krustodoulidis, who is approaching the halfway point of his term,
16:56and he also needs to deliver results,
16:59especially if he wants to get re-elected in the presidential elections of 2028.
17:05And, of course, we must not forget that the passage of time is making the prospect
17:11of a de facto partition of the island very difficult to reverse,
17:17bringing Cyprus closer than ever to a permanent division.
17:22And, of course, everyone in the region of the Eastern Mediterranean
17:27would like a less source of tension in these difficult geopolitical times.
17:32In fact, what can we expect from these talks?
17:38Yesterday's meeting was very positive.
17:42Nikos Krustodoulidis, the president of Cyprus,
17:45when he left the meeting was very cheerful.
17:49He said he was very satisfied by the meeting.
17:52The most important outcome was the opening of two new points in the green line
18:01that divides the island in two.
18:04The next step, the yesterday's meeting paved the way to a new trilateral meeting
18:12between Nikos Krustodoulidis, Tufan Erhuman,
18:15and the UN Secretary-General this time, by the end of the year.
18:19And the main objective, of course, is to reach an agreement
18:22to convene an expanded meeting between Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, and the United Kingdom,
18:31which is a guaranteed country, in order to restart talks.
18:35And what are the complications in the process at this point?
18:41The main obstacle, of course, remained the disagreement on the form of the new state.
18:48The Greek, Cypriot, and Greece side want a bi-zonal, bi-communal federal state,
18:55while Turkey wants a two-state solution.
18:58Also, there are differences in political equity, in security arrangements,
19:02and the future of the Turkish troops on the island.
19:06So, the two sides also remain divided over the conditions
19:10and the framework for resuming negotiations.
19:15All right, Faye Dulgueri in Athens, thank you very much for these updates.
19:20And that's it for today.
19:22Thank you for watching.
19:23I'm Stefan Grober.
19:24Take care and see you tomorrow.
19:33Take care and see you tomorrow.
