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Greece and Turkey, disaster diplomacy
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Thessaloniki | Mary Drosopoulos | 13 March 2023

Relations between Greece and Turkey have deteriorated steadily in recent years, leading to fears of a clash between the two countries. The earthquake that devastated Turkey on February 6, however, has opened up new spaces for solidarity and dialogue

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Humanitarian aid at the Thessaloniki City hall - M.Drosopoulos

Greece and Turkey, disaster diplomacy

Relations between Greece and Turkey have deteriorated steadily in recent years, leading to fears of a clash between the two countries. The earthquake that devastated Turkey on February 6, however, has opened up new spaces for solidarity and dialogue

Antakya, Hatay, Turkey, 8 of February 2023 - © D.A.D

Turkey, earthquake fall out takes political turn

The devastating earthquakes that shook Turkey on February 6 have uncovered a divided country, where many denounce the earthquakes as an announced tragedy. The government responds to the protests by tightening censorship

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