When Antonio Guterres crossed the Green Line on July 28, on his first official visit to Cyprus as secretary-general, the question that occurred to me was not what he had come to accomplish. It was why it had taken him almost a decade to appear.
Crans-Montana was not his conference. He inherited it. When he assumed office in January 2017 the negotiations between President Nicos Anastasiades and Turkish Cypriot leader
