text: leaders havetreated theoffenders asheroes andencouraged further violations and confrontation between thetwosides. Thosedemonstrations, liketheGreekCypriot demonstrations ofJuly1989,havebeendominated bythemes ofenosis andGreek chauvinism andhaveexposed thedeeply belligerent moodprevailing inthesouth against theTurkish Cypriot people. 2.Theresolution oftheEuropean Parliament. On15March1990,onlythreedaysaftertheadoption ofSecurity Council resolution 549(1990), theGreek/Greek Cypriot side,disturbed byaUnited Nations resolution devoidofvindictive propaganda elements, haveengineered acompletely one-sided resolution intheEuropean Parliament, grossly inconsistent withthe letter andspirit ofCouncil resolution 649.Theresolution oftheEuropean Parliament, whichaimedatnothing butaccusing anddiscrediting theTurkish Cypriot sideanditsleadership, washailed asapropaganda victory'and immediately puttouseintheservice ofGreekCypriot disinformation tactics. Overtheyears, theGreekCypriots haveaccumulated resolutions, whichlackanymoralorpolitical weight,. frominternational forums wheretheTurkish Cypriot sideisnot represented. Thepresent situation isadequate testimony tothefactthatthis deplorable practice hasonlymadeanegotiated solution moredifficult. The resolution oftheEuropean Parliament, coming immediately afterSecurity Council resolution 649(1990)provides aclearcontrast between theroadtoafairand negotiated settlement andpropaganda tactics thaterodethechances forsucha settlement. /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryL/ 44/ 937 s/2L245 English Page 4 3. Activities in the UDiteal SLates Congress' Following the Nen York meeEing, during which Mr' vassiliou did nothing positive or cJnstructive, he went lo washingtou to alert tbe Greek lobby to talre up irrns against the Turkish side' The occasion of the review by the Congress of foreign assistance for the fiscaf year 1991- atas again ritualistically abuseal by the Greek l,obby, whose Pasc record shows thac it is not interested in Pronoting reconciliation and a conpromise settleneut in cyprus, buc only acts as tlre mouihpiece of, Greek and Greek cfrt)riot interests, and whose views and actions' therefore, are neither fair, nor balanced. 4. The rnter-Parl iamentary Union meeting in south cyPrus' The annual rnter-parl iamentary union (rPu) meeting was held irx south cyPrus fron 2 to 7 Aprit 1990. The occasion sas seized by the Greek ClTlriot siile as an opportunity for an all-out Propaganda offensive to vilify the Turkish CyPriot p-e-ople antl to distort the facts about the ClrPrus questioa' ParticiPating iarti arnentarians were Prevented from contacting or visiting t'he north' which was
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic report or a statement from a international organization, discussing the political situation in Cyprus and the actions of various parties involved. It mentions resolutions, demonstrations, and propaganda tactics, which suggests a focus on international relations and politics.