CLEAN : Cyprus deal difficult but within reach: UN envoy

The transcript discusses the critical phase of a negotiation process, emphasizing the complexity and emotional nature of unresolved issues. It highlights the importance of seizing the opportunity to resolve these issues, as frozen conflicts may not remain static. The speaker believes that with sufficient will, all issues can be addressed, and stresses the importance of not missing this moment of opportunity.

What does the speaker refer to as the 'moment of truth'?

• A phase of easy decision-making

• A period of relaxation and reflection

• A critical point where outcomes are determined

• A time when all issues are resolved

Why does the speaker believe the remaining issues are difficult?

• They are the least important issues

• They are the most complex and emotional

• They are unrelated to the main topic

• They have already been solved

According to the speaker, what is necessary to solve the remaining issues?

• External assistance

• Ignoring the issues

• More time and resources

• Sufficient will and determination

What does the speaker warn against regarding frozen conflicts?

• Discussing them openly

• Addressing them too quickly

• Ignoring them indefinitely

• Assuming they will resolve themselves

What does the speaker consider the current process to be?

• An unnecessary effort

• A moment of opportunity

• A routine procedure

• A waste of time