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The Parliamentary system in Malta has worked fairly well since the island gained its Independence from Britain in 1964. Perhaps the time has come for Cyprus to consider the possibility of moving from a Presidential system to a parliamentary system. The early concession of a federation implies the legalization of the partition, and this is why it is so difficult for an agreement to be reached by the majority of the Cypriots who wish to see their country as a single entity.
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