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The Quiet Revolution in U.S.-Cypriot Relations
As ties with Turkey frayed over the past decade, Washington has drawn closer to Nicosia.
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Since the 1974 Turkish invasion, Washington has largely treated Cyprus as a problem to be solved. Over the past decade, however, the Republic of Cyprus has repositioned itself as a critical security partner for the United States. This shift reflects a quietly evolving dynamic in which the U.S. is becoming increasingly receptive to Cyprus’s role in regional defense.
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