- 13 November, 2024
Greece and Turkey to Explore Talks on Maritime Zones Amid Renewed Diplomatic Efforts
Two neighbors with a long history of conflict, Greece and Turkey, have moved toward perhaps addressing one of their most divisive concerns: the delineation of…
How the U.S.-Greece Arms Deal Could Shift the Balance of Power in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Black Sea
On January 29, 2024, the U.S. and Greece announced a landmark arms deal worth $3 billion, which includes the sale of 24 F-35 fighter jets,…
Why is Greece Blocking Albania from Joining the EU
Despite being under pressure from member countries, Greece continues to raise objections about Albania joining the European Union. Recently, Athens didn’t sign a joint letter…
Turkey and Greece Committed to Firm Relations
After years of tense relations, Turkey and Greece are steadfast and committed to a new era of friendly ties. The two countries saw March as…
Greece Neglects Educational Rights of Minority Ethnic Turk Population
In the region of Western Thrace, Greece, the minority Turk community finds itself grappling with neglect and an alarming lack of attention towards their educational…
Greece And Egypt Oppose Maritime Deals Between Turkey and Libya
The Egyptian and Greek government are opposing the maritime and gas agreements between the Libya’s Tripoli based government and Turkey. The foreign ministers of the…
Saudi Arabia and Greece Focus On Green Energy Investments
Saudi arabia–Deepening of ties is on the horizon for Greece and Saudi Arabia as they met over a two-day conference to firm up plans over…
Turkey urges Greece not to extend its territorial waters to 12 miles in the Aegean sea
Turkey– Turkey urged Greece not to increase its territorial waters from six to twelve nautical miles in the Aegean sea, an elongated embayment of the…
Could waves of migrants from Afghanistan bring Greece and Turkey closer?
Greece first lulled and then abandoned the idea of pushing Afghan refugees back to the Turkish border. A choice determined by the outcome of the…
Greece and Italy run to Libya to protect their geopolitical interests
On Tuesday, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi and Greek Prime Minister Kyriacos Mitsotakis arrived in Tripoli to meet with Libya’s new unified executive. On Monday,…