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  1. NYT: conflict between Turkey and Greece could lead to a split in NATO. The New York Times (NYT) European correspondent Stephen Erlanger said that with high inflation and a depreciating lira, the Turkish military "may suddenly appear at night" in Greece. Growing tensions between NATO-member Greece and Turkey threaten to add a complex new dimension to Europe's efforts to maintain its unity against Russia and fight the economic and energy crises, the correspondent said. Turkey is already a difficult NATO partner, as Erdogan has refrained from imposing sanctions on Russia and has strengthened relations with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, angering the US. Erlanger noted that Turkey has already proved to be a problematic and unpredictable ally for NATO partners.
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  2. Secretary of State Blinken said the world cannot be left without US leadership. US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said that the world community cannot be left without the leadership of Washington. In a speech at Stanford University, Blinken said that there is now a competition for the future of the post-Cold War period. President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly spoken out about the need to abandon the unipolar world. The Secretary of State also noted that the United States of America and China want order in the international arena, but Beijing stands for an "illiberal" world order.
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