Cyprus talks cannot last forever: Turkish Cypriot PM

The lingering efforts to find a resolution to the decades-long Cyprus issue should be "result-oriented" and "time-limited," the prime minister of the Turkish side of the divided island has said, as both sides prepare for a round of trilateral talks.
"It wouldn't be right to say that we're going to put [the U.N. parameters] on the shelf completely, but the alternatives should be on the table. Negotiations should be result-oriented and time-oriented. Endless talks will not save Cyprus," Turkish Cypriot Prime Minister Ersin Tatar told Hürriyet Daily News.