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Athens gears up for Cyprus talks, expecting progress rather than agreement
Following 19 months of intensive talks aiming to reunify Cyprus, the two Cypriot leaders are due to meet in Geneva on Monday at the beginning of a crucial week of negotiations on the issues of territory, security and guarantees.
All sides are expressing optimism for a breakthrough but there is little hope that the Geneva process will end in a full agreement. It is the first time that there are hopes there will ultimately be an agreement since the failed UN Anan plan in 2004.
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