text: successful conclusion. They started in 1968 and, after some time, came up against the impossibility of performance, extreme separatism and excessiveness in separatism. 90. All these things are not fear. There is something else to it. To say that it is fear and that therefore it is impossible to apply the constitution does not make sense. But again I .wish to end with optimism and to express the hope that reason will prevail in the talks, so that we may have a solution that is workable and that separatism, whatever its reasons or motivations, will be abandoned. 91 I I say again that the Government of Cyprus is sincere in its conduct of the negotiations for the independence of Cyprus, But that does not mean that the ingrained feelings and aspirations of the people, whose Greek history extends back 2,000 years, should be regarded as a crime, or that 8 their feelings should be deprecated. Their feelings and ideals should be respected. Their practical policy and its sincerity cannot be disputed. 92. I hope my learned friend-I say “learned friend” because he also indulged in constitutional matters-will agree with me that it is our hope that these talks will succeed in a spirit of sincere co-operation and under- standing, 93. The PRESIDENT (translation from Russian): I call on the representative of Turkey, 94. Mr. OLCAY (Turkey): I apologize for speaking again. 95. I wish only to say that this debate has shown that when there is action there is reaction, without qualifying either the actions or the reaction, The Council may rest assured that when there is no action there will be no reaction. And vice versa, I suppose. 96. Therefore, to end on a note of optimism, let us hope that the people whose duty it is to put an end to this 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of the Government of Cyprus, discussing the ongoing negotiations for the independence of Cyprus and the concerns about separatism. The speech touches on themes of history, identity, and cooperation, but does not seem to be related to specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues.