Turkish Cypriots go to the polls

Turkish Cypriots voted today in crucial parliamentary elections that have become a virtual referendum on a plan to reunify the divided island before it enters the European Union in May.

Turkish Cypriots go to the polls
Sun, 14 Dec, 2003 - 18:26

Turkish Cypriots voted today in crucial parliamentary elections that have become a virtual referendum on a plan to reunify the divided island before it enters the European Union in May.

The outcome of the balloting could also shape relations between the EU and Turkey, which is under intense pressure to help reunify Cyprus.

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