Turkish Cypriot government resigns

The shaky coalition governing Turkish-controlled northern Cyprus resigned today after months of confusion in the minority government following a failed referendum to reunite the divided island.

Turkish Cypriot government resigns

The shaky coalition governing Turkish-controlled northern Cyprus resigned today after months of confusion in the minority government following a failed referendum to reunite the divided island.

Prime Minister Mehmet Ali Talat submitted his resignation to Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash, nine months after taking office. Talat, who is extremely popular for his efforts to reunite the island, is expected to remain as premier until a new government can be formed.

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