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Who currently rules Northern Cyprus?
At present, five entities control or have claims to parts of this country;Turkey, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, the Republic of Cyprus, the British Royal Air Force, and the United Nation.
When did cyprus join the british empire?
1878
Was Turkey part of the British Empire?
No but cyprus was
When did Cyprus leave the British empire?
16 August 1960 was when the British Empire finally granted Cyprus independence.
What part of Cyprus does Warsaw control?
None of it
How many british soldiers killed in Cyprus?
371
How long does it take to get air mail from Cyprus to the us?
how long daoes it takes from cyprus to austria
Did the Ottoman Empire ever control Cyprus?
Yes, the Ottoman Empire, at one point, controlled Cyprus.
Which country has been involved in a long conflict with Greece over the island of Cyprus?
The answer you are looking for is TURKEY, but the question improperly poses its premise. Greece is not in a conflict with Turkey over Cyprus. Turkey is in a conflict with the Greek Cypriots (the population of Cyprus which is ethnically Greek) over control of the island.
Is it better to take euros or uk cash to Cyprus?
Considering the the national curreny of Cyprus is the Euro, it would be better to use Euros in Cyprus than British Pounds.
Why does a united nations peacekeeping force patrol the island of Cyprus?
The United Nations have a long standing commitment on Cyprus. Several decades ago, Turkey and Greece fought for control of the island. The UN stepped in to stop the fighting.
Are eu citizens able to travel freely in Cyprus if they have arrived on the island via ercan airport?
Yes they can. The British High Commission in Cyprus gives the following information: "British and other foreign nationals who have entered Cyprus through the north (e.g. Ercan airport) are considered by the Government of the Republic of Cyprus to have entered Cyprus through an illegal port of entry. The Government of the Republic of Cyprus reserves the right to fine EU (including British) citizens for illegal entry if they cross into the south. In practice, their current policy is not to do so." This is correct.
