US EditionTurkey and Greece agree to revive talks and seek ‘new approaches’ to resolve decades-old disputes
- Greece's foreign minister met with his Turkish counterpart to improve ties between the two NATO allies. The talks are focused on resuming high-level contacts to reduce tensions, including disputes over territorial claims in the Aegean Sea, energy exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean, and the division of Cyprus.
- The meeting follows a rare meeting between President Erdogan and Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis in July, signaling a more friendly climate between the two countries.
- Turkey has accused Greece of deploying troops on Aegean islands in violation of treaties, while Greece argues it is defending against potential attacks from Turkey. Last year, Erdogan refused to talk to Mitsotakis after the Greek leader called on the US not to sell fighter jets to Turkey.
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Turkey and Greece Agree to Revive Talks, Seek 'New Approaches' to Resolve Decades-Old Disputes
The foreign ministers of Greece and Turkey agreed on Tuesday to revive high-level contacts between their countries and seek "new approaches" to problems as part of efforts to improve ties between the two NATO allies who are at loggerheads over a string of decades-old disputes. Discussions between Greece's Giorgos Gerapetritis and Turkey's Hakan Fidan were held in a more friendly climate triggered by Greece sending assistance to Turkey following …
Turkey and Greece agree to revive talks and seek 'new approaches' to resolve decades-old disputes
The Greek and Turkish foreign ministers agreed to revive high-level contacts and seek “new approaches” to problems as part of efforts to improve ties between the NATO allies that are at loggerheads over a string of decades-old disputes
Turkish and Greek foreign ministers discuss troubled ties in a more friendly climate
The foreign ministers of Greece and Turkey met to improve ties between the two Nato allies. The talks come after Greece provided assistance to Turkey following an earthquake and Turkey offered condolences after a train accident in Greece. The meeting aims to resume high-level contacts to reduce tensions, as both countries have disputes over territorial claims, energy exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean, and the division of Cyprus.
Turkish and Greek foreign ministers discuss troubled ties in a more friendly climate
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) -- Greece's foreign minister met with his Turkish counterpart on Tuesday for talks aimed at improving ties between the NATO allies that are at loggerheads over a string of decades-old disputes.
Turkish and Greek foreign ministers discuss troubled ties in a more friendly climate
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Greece’s foreign minister met with his Turkish counterpart on Tuesday for talks aimed at improving ties between the NATO allies that are at loggerheads over a string of decades-old disputes. Discussions between Greece’s Giorgos Gerapetritis and Turkey’s Hakan Fidan are taking place in a more friendly climate triggered by Greece sending assistance to Turkey following a devastating earthquake earlier this year, and Turkey off…
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