The parties involved in the Cyprus issue are racing against time to ensure they don’t miss the window of opportunity for potential developments. Anxiety is mounting following António Guterres’s visit to Cyprus, which failed to produce any concrete results regarding the five-party talks. This means that everything is being delayed. The hourglass is running out, as in less than five months he will hand over the reins to his successor, who remains unknown at this time. The Secretary-General, however, is willing to address the Cyprus issue right up until his last day in office as head of the international organization. Despite the lukewarm statements from Nicosia, the game is not over for him yet.
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