NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — A meeting between the two leaders in ethnically divided Cyprus has ended without an agreement. Both sides failed to reach a decision Monday on a deal aimed at building trust that included opening new crossing points across a U.N.-controlled buffer zone. The country’s Greek Cypriot president and the leader of the breakaway Turkish said that they have instructed their representatives to continue talks and that they would meet “in the coming days.” The leaders met for nearly two hours at the official residence of the U.N. peacekeeping force’s chief of mission in Cyprus.
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