How the maritime tragedy in Kyrenia is causing turmoil on the political scene of the pseudo-state
The maritime tragedy of August 30 left behind not only the dead and families plunged into mourning. It exposed the deep-rooted pathologies of the system in the occupied territories, as well as a political and administrative apparatus that failed to protect human lives.
Nikos Moudouros, Assistant Professor in the Department of Turkish and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Cyprus, and Ralli Papageorgiou, a journalist with the Cyprus News Agency,analyze in “Alpha on Sunday” the ramifications of the deadly accident and its impact on the political scene of the pseudo-state.
Could public outrage turn into a deeper political crisis? And what will ultimately be the political legacy of a tragedy that seems to go beyond the scope of a deadly accident?
