Greece and Turkey Begin Talks After 5-Year Hiatus
Greece and Turkey are starting talks on Monday after a 5-year pause marked by tense relations, attempting to prevent further military clashes in the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean.
According to The Guardian, high-level communications are resuming after a prolonged period of strain that brought the historic rivals to the brink of war.
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