<h1>Cyprus Leaders Fail to Agree on New Crossing Points; Talks to Continue Amid Reunification vs. Two-State Solution Debate.</h1> Leaders of ethnically divided Cyprus failed to reach an agreement on opening new crossing points across the UN-controlled buffer zone. Greek Cypriot President and the leader of the breakaway Turkish Cypriots could not agree on locations for the crossings, which aim to foster trust and economic ties. The disagreement centers on the rejection of a specific crossing point and a package of trust-building initiatives. The UN plans to host further talks in Switzerland to revive negotiations. However, differing views on reunification versus a two-state solution continue to hinder progress toward resolving the island's division.