Britain, Greece and Turkey wrap up security talks on Cyprus

ATHENS (Reuters) - Technocrats from three NATO states wrapped up meetings on Thursday focussed on security arrangements in Cyprus, seeking to break an impasse in talks over the ethnically split island, a U.N. envoy said.

"The working group ... successfully completed the mandate entrusted to it. Namely identifying specific questions related to the issue of security and guarantees and the instruments needed to address them," U.N. envoy for Cyprus Espen Barth Eide said in a statement about the consultations, which were launched on Wednesday.