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Greece prepares for possible exploratory talks with Turkey in 2021

Vassilis Nedos, Kathimerini’s diplomatic and defense editor, joins The Greek Current to break down the latest developments in Greek-Turkish relations, discuss Berlin’s mediating role when it comes to exploratory talks, and explore whether there is room for these talks to take place in the new year. We also look at Greece and Israel’s partnership, specifically the creation of a new €1.4 billion Air Force Academy in southern Greece, and more.

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

Turkish Navtex seen as a nod to exploratory talks

Greece, Israel agree on flight training center at Kalamata

Greek, Turkish FMs in Twitter exchange

Europe’s top human rights court orders Turkey to release jailed Kurdish politician

European Court of Human Rights says Turkey must free Demirtas

Brexit talks risk dragging beyond Christmas

Von der Leyen takes control of Brexit talks in attempt to strike deal

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