Sometimes, you just need to say things as they are.For some time now, I’ve been hearing the same voices:Every time Greece acts with calm and a plan, the usual “ultra-patriots” come out shouting that we are “retreating,” that we are “bowing our heads.”Let them shout.
The reality is that Greece today is rising,and Turkey is more on the defensive than ever before.
Greece that Plans, Not Reacts
“We are supposedly submissive, bowing down…” they write.But in just 48 hours, what other governments failed to achieve in years was accomplished.The European Union excluded Turkey from the SAFE program, citing the threat of war (casus belli) against Greece and the Turkish occupation of Cyprus.This is a diplomatic slap,not because we shouted,but because we built credibility and international standing.
“They didn’t even notice to celebrate… strange!” I said,because those who pretend to be patriots don’t see the victories — they only look for excuses to attack Mitsotakis.
Crete, Chevron, and the End of the Turkey-Libya Memorandum
At the same time, Greece signed with Chevron — an American giant — a license for exploration south of Crete, effectively nullifying the illegal Turkey-Libya memorandum.
This is not theory;it is an act of sovereignty.When a major Western company officially enters Greek maritime blocks, it’s because it recognizes Greek rights.There is no stronger message in practice.
“None of those ultra-sensitive nationalists noticed this either… strange, twice!”
Cyprus and Lebanon Write a New Chapter
While all this was happening, Lebanon signed a delimitation agreement on the Exclusive Economic Zone with the Republic of Cyprus. An agreement that could never have been signed without Israel’s contribution.
Israel, which through its presence and support in the region,“freed Lebanon from Hezbollah,”once again provides the Eastern Mediterranean with stability, security, and energy prospects.
And yet — none of the “loud ultra-patriots” commented on this.Why?Because when Greece succeeds quietly, it doesn’t fit their slogans.
The USA, Congress, and the New Balance of Power
The United States sent a clear message to Ankara at the same time:“As long as you buy Russian oil, you won’t get the F-35s.” And at the same time, Congress is promoting legislation for the full lifting of the arms embargo on Cyprus.
What is the essence?Turkey loses footholds in the West,and Greece gains strategic credibility.And all of this, in 48 hours.
The Greece of Methodical Action
“Whoever truly cares about these issues should only feel joy.”I didn’t say it randomly.When you gain ground on the geopolitical chessboard without uttering one unnecessary word,you have achieved the hardest thing:they respect you because they know you can — not because you shout.
This is the Greece we envision:a calm, steady country with a plan, that speaks when it must and acts when it needs to.
My Message Is Simple
“Let them shout. Greece is rising, Turkey is under pressure.”“Our foreign policy is at its best. Hopefully, we will continue like this — with prudence, without populism.”
True power is not in the voices,it is in the results.And the results are clear:Greece rises,Cyprus strengthens,Turkey is pressured.
Geopolitics is not a playground for slogans.It is a field for results.And there, Greece — calmly, with a plan — is winning.
The Realism of Adonis and the New Greek Confidence
In the Greek public sphere, the discussion around foreign policy often gets stuck in shouting and easy patriotic slogans. But international politics is not decided in panels — it is decided at summit meetings, energy contracts, and silent diplomatic lines.
This is exactly the essence of Adonis Georgiadis’s positions. Not in tone, but in the substance of the argument: Greece wins when it acts as a force of stability, not as a force of voice.
Adonis emphasizes that diplomacy of results is more patriotic than rhetoric of anger. The government’s choice to move quietly but decisively in Crete, Cyprus, and Brussels shows confidence, not retreat.
The Arguments of Action
- Isolation of Turkey from European funding due to casus belli.
- Energy consolidation south of Crete with Chevron.
- Cyprus-Lebanon agreement, opening a new axis of stability in the Eastern Mediterranean.
- Support from the USA, pressure on Turkey, legislation for arms to Cyprus.
These are tangible results, showing that strategic thinking outweighs shouting.
Adonis reminds us:“Our foreign policy is at its best because we achieve our goals without noise.”
Greece today is not the UN child asking for solutions; it is the player producing them. And this is thanks to a philosophy of foreign policy that Adonis clearly expresses: calmness, stability, alliances, and confidence.
Foreign policy is not a TV debate.It’s strategic chess.And in this game — as he said himself — “Greece is rising, Turkey is under pressure.”This is the checkmate of realism.
Πηγή: pagenews.gr