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Greece and Turkey search for way forward as leaders prepare for rare meeting
The first meeting between Greek and Turkish leaders in roughly 18 months will take place on Wednesday, with both sides already signalling their intentions and expectations for the new round of talks under the 6th High-Level Cooperation Council, to be held in Ankara.
The Greek side, through government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis, stated that “Greece proceeds to the dialogue with faith and confidence always taking into account international law and without any willingness to retreat.” He reiterated that “with Turkey w...
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