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Cyprus is one of the most geopolitically complex islands on Earth — divided between Greek Cypriots, Turkish Cypriots, the UK, and the UN. In this video, we break down why one small island has four different authorities, how the 1974 crisis split the country, and why buying property in Northern Cyprus can be a legal nightmare. Discover the real story behind Cyprus, the Green Line, and the British bases of Akrotiri and Dhekelia. 👉 Subscribe for more mind-blowing geopolitical facts! #Cyprus #Geopo