Tense start for Turkish leader Erdogan`s visit to Greece
(WorldNews Greece)

ATHENS, Greece (AP) -- The first official visit by a Turkish president to Greece in six decades got off to a tense start Thursday, with Recep Tayyip Erdogan repeating comments that have alarmed his Greek hosts about the need to "update" the 1923 treaty that delineated the borders of modern Turkey. Erdogan's first meeting was with Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos, and the televised discussions between the two men were visibly awkward. The presidents engaged in a thinly-veiled verbal spat over the treaty and the Muslim minority in northeastern Greece. Erdogan's two-day visit will include a trip Friday to meet with members of the community, who Greece recognizes only as...