Monday March 14, 2022
I've Been Thinking:

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused others to look at their local border conflicts - conflicts that could explode at any moment.

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis agreed, during talks in Istanbul, to keep communication channels open and to improve ties despite disagreements.

Turkey and Greece carry a special responsibility within the security foundation of Europe, which has changed with Russia's invasion of Ukraine. As the Turkish president acknowledged, their increased cooperation will have regional benefits.

Turkey and Greece have been sworn enemies for decades. But the Ukrainian/Russian conflict has graphically illustrated for them how conflict can savage a country.

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