Cyprus is an island nation in the eastern Mediterranean that has been divided since 1974. The southern part is governed by the internationally recognized Republic of Cyprus, which is predominantly inhabited by Greek Cypriots. The northern part is administered by the self-declared Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), inhabited mainly by Turkish Cypriots and recognized only by Turkey. The two regions are separated by a United Nations-controlled Green Line. The division remains one of the longest-standing international disputes, with ongoing efforts under UN mediation to achieve reunification.
Cyprus a disputed Island is divided between:
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