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I guess that makes sense, after all the Aussies and New Zealanders, amongst others, fly the Union flag as part of their own.

It is handy shorthand I guess. And yes, a few wanted to be part of Greece, hence the coup and the following war.

I lived in Cyprus for 6 years of my life, either side of the ‘74 war, and I’ve holidayed with friends and family in both the North and South once or twice annually for the past 30 years or so. They don’t go about the place calling themselves Greek Cypriots or Turkish Cypriots. Those that are...

The Republic of Cyprus is the southern part of the island now, and an EU member. Their language is Greek, however they are not Greek.

The ‘Turkish’ were never there. Only Turkish speaking Cypriots.

The ‘Turkish’ Cypriots lived all over the island, as did the Greek speaking Cypriots.

We did indeed have a 'Greek ' Cypriot, it's strange that we don't also say an 'English' Australian, or 'English' American. An Australian is Australian, they speak English, an American is an American, they speak English (sort of). Alexis Nicholas is a Cypriot, he speaks Greek (sort of), but for...