Archbishop Chrysostomos on Wednesday defended his apparent support for a two-state solution in Cyprus, a day after coming under attack for referring to the politically taboo subject with a group of young Greek Cypriots.
The criticism of his statement on Tuesday had prompted a backlash from opposition Akel but other political parties appeared nonplussed by the throwaway comment at a gathering to discuss youth issues organised by road safety NGO Reaction and Bank of Cyprus.
Themi Kallos reports.
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