text: 8s there is no single authority in Cyprus capable of representing, and based on the consent of?, both sides. AN/$4 S/PW. 2920 36 M r . Korey) The Greek Cv~iots have no authority in law. or in fact, to represent CYpCus as a whole. As lonq JS they are nat urged to cum? to term3 with this realitv the Greek Cypziots will nevw be inclined to negotiate on a esalistic basis With the Turkish Cypriots as stipulated by eesolution 649 (1.990). Therefore, it is important for third parties to treat the Greek Cypriot administration and the Turkish Replblic IIf Northern Cyprus equally and fairly, in accordance with the pco~isions of that resolution The road to a new political partnership in Cyprus will only pass through the creation, in the first instance, of 3 climate of confidence and qo0d relations between the two peoples. Nobody can exmct a political association to he viable if the constitmnt parties contin= to reqard each other as adversaries. That is why the Turkish Cypriot side firmly believes that the two States should first make peace with each other and initiate a new pattern of relationship before atbamptinq t0 mve towards a genuine federation. In tiis respect, it is a prerequisite that the two sides should refkain from any action which creates tension and mistrust in the island. Operative rrtraqra0h 5 of mcuritv Council resolution 649 (1990) hes in fact called UW%I the two sides to refrain from such ,Tctlons. Despite this imlBCtbn(s pcerwuisLte, and the Council’s clear call, it is disheartening to see that the Greek Cypriot admintetratlon is otill pursuinq a policy of hostility against the Turkish ReF;ublic of Northern Cyprus both in South Cyprus and abroad. A most serious violation of paraqraph 5 of resolution 649 (1990) is the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the political situation in Cyprus, specifically the relations between the Greek Cypriot administration and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. It touches on the need for a climate of confidence and good relations between the two peoples, and the importance of refraining from actions that create tension and mistrust. The text also references a United Nations Security Council resolution (649/1990) and its operative paragraph 5. Given the focus on politics and international relations, it seems likely that the text falls under the category of international relations.