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After a tumultuous year in relations between Turkey and Europe, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Cavusoglu visited Brussels this week to turn “a fresh page”. Coming on the heels of recent statements from President Recep Tayyip Erdogan that Ankara is still keen to pursue to its long-forgotten EU accession process, most news outlets have called the Turkish foreign minister’s visit a “charm offensive”. A better metaphor for this week’s meetings between Turkish and European officials in...

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Αssociated Press Turkey s Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu gives a joint statement with European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell prior to their meeting in Brussels, Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. (Stephanie Lecocq/Pool Photo via AP) 1/24/2021 The National Herald      ATHENS -- As Greek and Turkish officials are due to talk - in Ankara, not Athens - over disputed claims to the Aegean and East Mediterranean, Turkey warned it would be a cause for war if Greece extends its seas limits to...

Greece to buy 18 French Rafale fighter jets in €2.5bn deal Issued on: Greece orders 18 Rafale fighter jets from France. © AFP 4 min Greece has ordered 18 French Rafale fighter jets to upgrade its military. The aircraft will be deployed from next summer. The deal takes place as tensions remain high between Greece and Turkey over a territorial dispute in the Mediterranean.  Advertising Read more French Minister o...

EU foreign policy chief welcomes Turkish foreign minister to Brussels for talks aimed at improving ties.

BRUSSELS/ANKARA — The European Union and Turkey pressed each other on Thursday to take concrete steps to improve relations long strained by disagreements over…

Turkey and the European Union must take concrete steps in order to maintain a recent positive atmosphere between them, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday, adding there was political will on both sides for a positive agenda.

Article content The talks agreed upon last week are to take place on Jan. 25, for the first time since 2016. The Conflicts That Keep Turkey and Greece at Odds: QuickTake Any attempt to expand their agenda to other issues, such as the status of the country’s Muslim minority, the demilitarization of islands, or Greece’s air space, could be a deal-breaker for Athens, as Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis would face an internal backlash from opening up such matters. The talks are “meant to ex...

Turkish PM Erdogan Doesn’t Rule Out Talks With PM Mitsotakis File photo Turkish PM Erdogan refused to rule out a personal meeting with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis when speaking with reporters on Friday after he attended prayers. “In all our talks (with European leaders), we have always had a positive approach on the issue of meeting with Mr Mitsotakis,” the Turkish leader said, less than two weeks before talks are scheduled to begin between the two countries in Ankara. “The...

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