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Wednesday, Jul 29, 2026

Turkey and EU Resume Eastern Mediterranean Maritime Talks

Turkey and the European External Action Service restarted technical discussions on maritime boundaries, energy cooperation, and migration in an effort to improve regional stability and bilateral relations.
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