VOICED : Cut off Turkish Cypriots seek hope in presidential vote

The video discusses the upcoming presidential elections in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), a territory recognized only by Turkey. It highlights the high voter turnout expected and the residents' desire for change, focusing on issues like poor infrastructure and economy. The TRNC's history of isolation since declaring independence in 1983 is explored, along with its economic struggles due to lack of international market access. Political candidates are addressing both the Cyprus problem and domestic reforms. The president's main role is to negotiate peace with the South, and the current president is criticized for being too aligned with Turkey. UN peace talks are set to resume post-elections.

What is the significance of the UN brokered peace talks in the context of Northern Cyprus?

What role do presidential candidates play in addressing the Cyprus problem?