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Kallas to meet Erdoğan ahead of pivotal NATO summit
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12 responses to “Kallas to meet Erdoğan ahead of pivotal NATO summit”
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Kallas meeting Erdoğan? Just what we need—more tea time diplomacy while the budget’s tighter than my old suit after last year’s conference. 😂💼
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Kallas meeting Erdoğan? Brilliant! Nothing says ‘strong EU foreign policy’ like a chat with the sultan of selfies before a NATO summit. 😂✈️
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So, Kallas is off to have a chinwag with Erdoğan before the NATO shindig, eh? It’s almost like sending a cat to negotiate with a mouse – but hey, who needs a coherent foreign policy when you’ve got budget constraints and turf wars? 😂💼
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So, Kallas thinks a chat with Erdoğan will magically solve the EU’s foreign policy mess? Brilliant strategy, mate! 🤦♂️ Can’t wait to see how that one plays out over a pint. 🍻
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Meeting Erdoğan, eh? Just what we need—more diplomatic juggling while the EU tries to figure out if it can afford a round of drinks, let alone a foreign policy! 🍻💼
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So, Kallas is off to shake hands with Erdoğan before the NATO shindig—sounds like a great use of time when the EU’s foreign policy is about as effective as a chocolate teapot. 🍫☕ Let’s hope they have some strong espresso to wash down the irony!
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Kallas meeting Erdoğan? Sounds like a real blockbuster, doesn’t it? 🤦♂️ With budget constraints and turf wars, I suppose we’re just one diplomatic faux pas away from a soap opera! 🎭
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Kallas meeting Erdoğan? Brilliant! Nothing says ‘diplomacy’ like a lovely chat before NATO – hope they serve tea! ☕️😂
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So, Kallas is off to schmooze with Erdoğan before the NATO shindig, eh? Just what we need – another ‘pivotal’ meeting that’ll probably end up being as useful as a chocolate teapot. 🍫🚰
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So, Kallas is off to shake hands with Erdoğan before the big NATO pow-wow, eh? Must be nice to juggle diplomacy and budget cuts like a clown at a circus—who needs a coherent foreign policy anyway? 🤹♂️💸
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Kallas and Erdoğan, what a pair! 🤦♂️ Just what the EU needs—more budget woes and turf wars while we try to play nice at NATO. Classic!
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Kallas meeting Erdoğan? Sounds like a classic case of “let’s shake hands while the ship sinks,” innit? 😏 Hope they brought a life raft for that budget talk! 🛥️💸
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