Cyprus leaders begin new round of unity talks

Rival Greek and Turkish leaders in Cyprus today launched a new round of peace talks, seen as the most promising bid to reunite the island since war tore it apart 34 years ago.

Rival Greek and Turkish leaders in Cyprus today launched a new round of peace talks, seen as the most promising bid to reunite the island since war tore it apart 34 years ago.

Cyprus President Dimitris Christofias met for two hours with Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat inside the UN-patrolled buffer zone that separates the two communities.

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