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Set-to in Ankara well received in Athens, where Covid-19 data causes worry
Friday’s news agenda in Greece was dominated by the terse exchanges a day earlier between the Greek and Turkish foreign ministers, which overshadowed to a large extent another day of worrying Covid-19 data for the country’s health authorities.
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias was largely praised in the local media for taking umbrage with comments made by his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu following their meeting in Ankara on Thursday. Dendias responded directly to several points raised by...
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