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(Bloomberg) -- One of Europe’s longest-standing grudges is ripe to be mended. Most Read from BloombergChina’s Ultra-Rich Gen Zs Flock Home as Global Tensions RiseTreasuries Halt Fed-Fueled Rout as Stocks Struggle: Markets WrapAI Fantasy Fades as Wall Street Reels From Real-World Rate JumpRaw Meat-Eating Liver King And Other Health Influencers Face Mounting LawsuitsWhy Can’t Americans Buy Cheap Chinese EVs?This time last year, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and President Recep Tayyip Er

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Turkey, Greece Disagree Over Agenda of Exploratory Talks By January 18, 2021 (Bloomberg) -- Turkey and Greece are struggling to agree on an agenda for talks next week meant to defuse years of conflict over sovereignty and energy rights, casting a pall on the potential for success. Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu accused Athens of trying to limit the scope of the talks and undermine the process for a thaw. While Ankara wants to discuss a range of outstanding issues between the Mediterranean rivals, Athens has repeatedly said it wants to stick to one subject: maritime boundaries, with...

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 examine whether there is any convergence so that we can enter into negotiations on the one and only is...