JCC: Cyprus Conflict

Driven by competing national identities, security fears, and unresolved claims of sovereignty, the Cyprus Conflict remains one of the most explosive fault lines in the Eastern Mediterranean. Decades of division, stalled negotiations, and external intervention have turned the island into a constant test of regional stability.

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This committee places delegates at the center of a rapidly escalating crisis shaped by power rivalries, guarantor state pressures, and high-stakes geopolitical calculations. Decisions made here will determine whether Cyprus moves toward confrontation, fragile compromise, or a radical redefinition of its future.