text: There has been an upsurge of radicaLisn in south ClErrus. The Greek Cypriotconnunist party, AREL, has warned that terrorist organizations are being formed..This has been followed by bonb explosions, one of them at the oneriye Mosque insouth Nicosia, There have been persistent efforts to revive the EOKA terroristorganization, the ain of whictr is the annexation of ClTrrus to Greece. It shouldalsb be noted that the ground is being prepared for the return to south ClTlrus ofNico6 Sampson, the EOKA guDman and the puppet "presialent', of the Greek coup of15 Juty 1974. The escaration of unlawful acts in aouth cyprus aud censioas arisingfrom Greek Cypriot actioDs have recently J,ed to a public expression of justifiettconcern by one permanent member of the security council, to which the Greek clTrriotspokesrnan has expressed a negative reaction, 7. The new Greek Cypriot sbrategy of inte rnationaL i zation. During the recent tneetings of the creek cypriot so-carred ,'National council',,Mr. vassiliou and. the leaders of creek cypriot poriticar parties have taken a standagainst the continuation of the negotiating process and have instead decided tof,ormuLate a strategy based on a new propaganda campaign and theinte rnational i z ation of the cyprus question. The Greek cypriot Foreign Ministerhas been entrusted with the task of preparing a report on the main points of thisnew strategy. Mr. Kyprianou,s mouthpiece, the creek Clrpriot daily Eleftherotipia,has hailed this deveropment as a "reLurn to the policy of internationarizatioaafter tlro years of wasted dialogue,,. Not only the ,,rejectionist froDt,, ofMr, Kyprianou and Mr. Lissarides, but also Mr. Clerides, the mentor ofMr. vassiliou, has begun to oppose and Eo poEe pre_cond.itions for the continuationof the negotiating process.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the political situation in Cyprus, specifically the rise of radicalism and the potential formation of terrorist organizations. It also mentions the Greek Cypriot government's efforts to internationalize the Cyprus question and its rejection of the negotiating process. This suggests that the text is more focused on politics and international relations rather than any of the other categories.