In a field bathed in winter light, Turkish-Cypriot Hasan Siber and Greek-Cypriot Alexandros Philippides harvest olives. It’s an everyday scene on the divided Mediterranean island, yet their “oil for peace” represents a glimmer of hope in the face of deadlocked reunification talks
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