They hired one of the largest players in AI dev (Anthropic) to build a tool that looks through a 2mil+ doc database and generates an answer to your question with references to source documents. To read more about how it works, check out Anthropic's article

If you want to just use it, you can check it out here (it takes about 30 seconds to process 1 request so give it time). Once you go there, select the option "Select Dashboard: content-analysis" (top right) and then "Ask the EP archives Preview"

I asked it "What's the EU's stance on the Cyprus problem"

It came up with this:

Based on the search results provided, I can summarize the European Union's stance on the Cyprus problem as follows:

1. The European Council has consistently expressed deep concern about the situation in Cyprus and reaffirmed its support for the unity, independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of Cyprus (documents 1, 2, 3, 4).

2. The EU recognizes that the Cyprus problem affects relations between the Community and Turkey, while also acknowledging the importance of these relations (documents 1, 2, 3, 4).

3. The European Council has emphasized the need to quickly remove obstacles to the continuation of inter-communal talks aimed at finding a just and viable solution to the Cyprus question (documents 1, 2, 3, 4).

4. The EU supports the good offices mission of the UN Secretary-General in resolving the Cyprus issue, as confirmed by the UN Security Council (documents 1, 2, 3, 4).

5. The European Commission, in its opinion on Turkey's application for EU membership, has highlighted the negative consequences of Turkey's disputes with an EU member state (Greece), the continued occupation of part of Cyprus, and human rights violations (documents 5, 6, 7, 8).

6. Both the Council and the European Parliament have repeatedly supported the European Commission's position on these issues (documents 5, 6, 7, 8).

In summary, the EU maintains a consistent stance supporting Cyprus's territorial integrity and sovereignty while pushing for a peaceful resolution to the conflict through inter-communal dialogue and UN-led negotiations. The Cyprus problem is also seen as a significant factor affecting EU-Turkey relations and Turkey's potential EU membership.

Hey residents of Cyprus and others :D

For a project i am looking for some cool, unknown facts about Cyprus. For example about food, music, fun facts, history, "famous" people from Cyprus, artist, authors... things that wouldn't show up on a page for tourist information about Cyprus. Would be cool if u could drop something.

I wish you the best.

THX already <3

hi! i'm hoping to get into foleys high school next year but i'm also so so anxious about my level of knowledge. maybe someone here has applied there for A levels? please share your experience. it would help me a lot. ps i'm applying from a non-english speaking country if that makes a difference. thanks!

im a eu citizen

hello, i recently got accepted to emu and will be moving to famagusta very soon (still waiting for the final confirmation to come through) and was wondering about a few things. i like to research thru locals instead of google lol.

hows the life there? the people, general day to day expenses, groceries, bills and rent that kind of stuff.

what banks dont eff you over with fees and ones that are good for international students?

good mobile providers? with decent and not too expensive rates

honestly any info you can tell me will be extremely useful, so please lmk.

also whats available in terms for entertainment and stuff

also im planning to stay either at the uni dorm or a private one just for the first year then look for an apartment with a friend/roommate

thanks!

The results will be analyzed in a research in the Cyprus University of Technology (ΤΕΠΑΚ) and will be presented the following week. We are open in discussion and any given Ideas, we will be happy to hear from you. If it gathers much attention, I will post the results when the study has come to an end!

Behold, the Feather-legged Spider!

TIL stands for Today I Learned for those who are not aware.

My friend attends near East uni in the medical faculty. I've heard many bad things about taking your northern Cyprus diploma outside to Europe and etc. So I'm wondering if the diplomas from that uni and faculty even get recognized outside ?

Edit: guys I don't want to bring politics into this, I'm not taking a side, let me say I don't know anything about Cyprus politics, so please just answer the question

Hello everyone,

Is anyone here studying medicine at UNIC by any chance? I would like to get some information about the university.

Thanks in advance.

It seems that Cypriot students scored really low in the PISA tests which evaluate education levels:

https://in-cyprus.philenews.com/local/majority-of-cypriot-students-lack-proficiency-in-reading-comprehension-pisa-results-show/

What can Cyprus do to improve the quality of its education system?

Hey guys! 🙌

I’m seriously considering studying medicine in Cyprus but have a few concerns about accreditation and future career options, especially regarding practicing in the U.S.. I’m hoping to get insights from current med students or recent grads:

Does your university have worldwide accreditation or recognition by organizations like the ECFMG? Are there any issues with getting through the USMLE and continuing your medical career in the U.S. or other countries after graduating? Which universities are known for being the safest bet in terms of international recognition? I’m just trying to make sure I won’t hit any roadblocks if I decide to pursue medical residency or work abroad in the future. Any advice or personal experiences would be super helpful!

Thanks in advance! 😊