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Athens wary as exploratory talks with Turkey approach
After a fractious year in its relations with Turkey, Greece is preparing itself for bilateral discussions in early 2021 that could help both countries take a step back from the confrontation of recent months.
Turkey’s Defense Minister, Hulusi Akar expressed recently Ankara’s intention to proceed with a new round of exploratory talks with Athens. In an interview with NTV channel in Turkey on Tuesday, December 21, Akar clarified that these talks will also foc...
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