Ficha de relación
Turkey
Chipre
Evaluación de la relación
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A deeply adversarial relationship, shaped by Cyprus’s division, Turkey’s non-recognition of the Republic of Cyprus, and recurring maritime and EU-related disputes.
Turkey hacia Chipre
-90Turkey’s 1974 military intervention and continuing military presence in northern Cyprus have left the island divided. Turkey does not recognize the Republic of Cyprus and has not implemented commitments to open its ports and airports to Cypriot traffic, contributing to sustained confrontation.
Chipre hacia Turkey
-65The Cypriot government has used its EU membership to oppose or condition aspects of Turkey’s accession process, citing Turkey’s non-recognition of Cyprus and failure to implement commitments under the EU-Turkey framework. It has also pursued international opposition to Turkish actions in waters claimed by Cyprus.
Relación general
-85The relationship is structured by the unresolved division of Cyprus, Turkey’s military presence in the north and its non-recognition of the Republic, alongside disputes over maritime jurisdiction and Turkey’s EU obligations. These enduring conflicts outweigh the limited diplomatic and negotiating engagement between the parties.
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- −100
- Hostilidad extrema y sostenida
- −50
- Considerablemente adversa
- 0
- Mixta o neutral, respaldada por información
- +50
- Considerablemente cooperativa
- +100
- Asociación excepcionalmente estrecha y sostenida
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Contexto de la relación
Panorama general
Turkey and the Republic of Cyprus have a deeply adversarial relationship shaped by Turkey’s 1974 military intervention and continuing military presence in northern Cyprus, and by Turkey’s refusal to recognize the Republic. Disputes over Cyprus’s division, maritime claims and Turkey’s obligations toward Cyprus have also obstructed relations. The Cypriot government has used its position in the European Union to press Turkey over its non-recognition and non-implementation of commitments.
Áreas de tensión
- Cyprus’s division and Turkey’s continuing military presence in northern Cyprus.
- Turkey’s refusal to recognize the Republic of Cyprus.
- Turkey’s non-implementation of commitments to open ports and airports to Cypriot traffic.
- Competing claims over maritime jurisdiction and Turkish activity in waters claimed by Cyprus.
- Cypriot opposition within the EU to aspects of Turkey’s accession process.
Acontecimientos clave
Turkey launched a military intervention in Cyprus, after which the island remained divided and Turkish forces stayed in the north.
Principales incertidumbres
- The prospects for a comprehensive settlement of Cyprus’s division remain unclear.
- The extent to which future Turkish policy may change on recognition and maritime disputes is uncertain.