Dr. Nicholas Whyte

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  "Turkey seems very unwilling to ratify the EU customs protocol under which it would have to open up like this," says Nicholas Whyte, Europe programme director of the think-tank, International Crisis Group.
  
  "The Greek Cypriots see this as very important, as they want Turkey to recognise them - it's not so important economically, but is very important symbolically."
  
  At present, Turkey only recognises the Turkish Cypriot administration in the north, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.This remains unrecognised, however, by the international community.
  
  "The Greek Cypriots will likely feel their position strengthened on the issue of recognition by the election," Whyte said, "and push Turkey much harder."
  
  But for the Turkish government, recognition of the Greek Cypriots - even if partial - would be very unpopular with the electorate - and is a move the government of Recip Tayyip Erdogan has therefore been highly reluctant to take.
  
  Whyte said: "The risk is that Turkey may, as a result of all this pushing, simply walk off and become more isolationist.

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  Crisis Group's Program Director for Europe, Dr Nicholas Whyte, stated: "If significant electoral fraud has indeed occurred, as seems extremely likely, this is a huge step backwards for Serbia.

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  > >Nicholas Whyte, Research Fellow and Communications Manager at CEPS >said: "The EU must not force unwilling partners into a new federation. >Too often in history, the great powers of the day have tried this >approach and then had to deal with the consequences.
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  A copy >of the letter accompanies this media release. > >For interviews: >Nicholas Whyte, CEPS, Brussels >+32 (0) 2 229 3911 (CEPS) >+32 (0) 2 229 3942 (direct) >+32 (0) 495 544 467 (mobile) >***************************************************************** > >An Open Letter to Dr Javier Solana Madariaga, >Secretary General of the Council of the European Union and >High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy > >14 February 2002 > >Dear Dr Solana; > >We have been following with strong interest your efforts to try to >resolve the present impasse over the future of Montenegro-Serbian >relations.

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  Debate between ESI President Gerald Knaus and Nicholas Whyte, director of the International Crisis Group's Europe Programme, on the international presence in the Balkans (first published in NATO Review, Winter 2004 - "Historical change in the Balkans").

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