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Erdogan's 10 gifts to Greece: A breakdown with expert Nikolas Katsimpras

Expert Nikolas Katsimpras, who recently penned an op-ed in the Greek daily Kathimerini titled "Τα δέκα δώρα του Ερντογάν στην Ελλάδα" - or "The Ten Gifts Erdogan has given Greece", joins The Greek Current to break down what he believes were the main takeaways from the protracted standoff in the Eastern Mediterranean between the Greek and Turkish navies over the last two months. 

Nikolas Katsimpras is a lecturer at Columbia University's Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program, an independent conflict analysis/strategy consultant, and a retired officer of the Hellenic Navy.

You can read his op-ed (in Greek) here: Άποψη: Τα δέκα δώρα του Ερντογάν στην Ελλάδα

You can read the articles we discuss on The Daily Roundup here:

Turkey, Greece soon to resume talks on resolving disputes

Greece, Turkey agree to resume talks after four-year hiatus

Dendias hopes exploratory talks will offer opportunity for de-escalation

Turkey's Erdogan, France's Macron discuss Eastern Mediterranean tensions

EU summit postponed as Charles Michel goes into coronavirus quarantine

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