Gerapetritis: Erdogan’s Reference to International Law a ‘Huge Added Value’ for Greece-Turkey Relations
Athens promotes stable dialogue with Ankara, bases discussions on international law, and maintains strategic calm.
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Mitsotakis – Erdogan: “Remove Every Threat” vs “Solution Under International Law”
Mitsotakis – Erdogan: “Remove Every Threat” vs “Solution Under International Law”
At the 6th High-Level Cooperation Council, Athens and Ankara reaffirm dialogue—seven agreements signed, clear disagreements remain, and strong geopolitical signals sent on the Aegean, Gaza and Europe.
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SCENES OF COMPROMISE IN ANKARA: Deal on Trade, Migration and Energy
SCENES OF COMPROMISE IN ANKARA: Deal on Trade, Migration and Energy
Mitsotakis and Erdoğan revive the “positive agenda” amid shifting geopolitics in the Eastern Mediterranean
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Athens–Ankara Reset or Tactical Pause? What Turkish Media Really See in Mitsotakis’ Visit
Athens–Ankara Reset or Tactical Pause? What Turkish Media Really See in Mitsotakis’ Visit
Between smiles, trade targets and NAVTEX warnings, a fragile thaw hides old red lines
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Fidan targets Dendias ahead of Mitsotakis–Erdogan meeting
Fidan targets Dendias ahead of Mitsotakis–Erdogan meeting
Turkish FM accuses Greek Defence Minister of obstructing progress in Greek-Turkish relations
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Greece and Turkey Set for February 11 Summit Amid Aegean Tensions
Greece and Turkey Set for February 11 Summit Amid Aegean Tensions
Athens approaches talks with confidence under International Law, while Ankara maintains its “Blue Homeland” maritime strategy.
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Mitsotakis Meets Erdogan: Greece Stands Firm Amid NAVTEX Tensions and Strategic Maneuvers
Mitsotakis Meets Erdogan: Greece Stands Firm Amid NAVTEX Tensions and Strategic Maneuvers
The upcoming meeting before February 15 takes place under the shadow of escalating regional tensions, as Athens strengthens alliances with Israel and France to counter Turkish revisionism.
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Erdogan Raises Stakes with ‘Blue Homeland’ Warnings in New Year’s Message
Erdogan Raises Stakes with ‘Blue Homeland’ Warnings in New Year’s Message
Referencing threats in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Turkish “Blue Homeland,” President Recep Tayyip Erdogan sends a forceful message that impacts Greece-Turkey relations and regional stability.
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2026: Critical Mitsotakis–Erdoğan Talks on the Aegean and EEZ Open a New Chapter
2026: Critical Mitsotakis–Erdoğan Talks on the Aegean and EEZ Open a New Chapter
Political Dialogue, a Positive Agenda, and Technical Committees with Libya bring stability and bilateral issues into focus.
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EU Pushes for Turkey’s Inclusion in SAFE Program Amid Greek Resistance
EU Pushes for Turkey’s Inclusion in SAFE Program Amid Greek Resistance
The European Union is intensifying efforts to include Turkey in its €150 billion Security Action for Europe (SAFE) initiative, designed to strengthen defense industry investments. Greece, however, continues to insist that Ankara must abandon its aggressive claims in the Aegean before being allowed to participate.
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Adonis Georgiadis: The Real US “Fiasco” and the Calm That Makes the Difference
Adonis Georgiadis: The Real US “Fiasco” and the Calm That Makes the Difference
When strategy wins over appearances – The truth behind recent geopolitical events
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Mitsotakis’ Message to Ankara: You Can’t Want SAFE and Threaten with Casus Belli
Mitsotakis' Message to Ankara: You Can’t Want SAFE and Threaten with Casus Belli
Strong intervention at the UN General Assembly and a clear stance toward Turkey
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N. Androulakis: “The Experts Are Amateurs and Ultimately Dangerous for the Country’s Foreign Policy”
N. Androulakis: “The Experts Are Amateurs and Ultimately Dangerous for the Country’s Foreign Policy”
The PASOK-Center for Change leader launches a sharp attack on the government, the Prime Minister, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs over the postponement of the Mitsotakis–Erdogan meeting and other critical policy issues.
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Mitsotakis–Erdogan Meeting in New York: Open Channels or New Escalation?
Mitsotakis–Erdogan Meeting in New York: Open Channels or New Escalation?
Tomorrow’s meeting between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, on the sidelines of the 80th UN General Assembly, is not a “routine courtesy visit” but a stress test for Greek-Turkish relations — the most critical since the Athens Declaration of December 2023.
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Mitsotakis – Erdoğan: Diplomatic Poker in New York
Mitsotakis – Erdoğan: Diplomatic Poker in New York
The “Piri Reis,” military exercises, and the Cyprus issue test the agenda of both leaders
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Erdoğan Visits Occupied Cyprus for Parade and Inaugurations
Erdoğan Visits Occupied Cyprus for Parade and Inaugurations
Erdoğan’s Visit to Occupied Cyprus Draws International Criticism
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Christodoulides: Erdoğan Welcome in Cyprus – You Cannot Change Geography
Christodoulides: Erdoğan Welcome in Cyprus – You Cannot Change Geography
“We cannot change geography; Turkey will always be a neighboring state to the Republic of Cyprus. Mr. Erdoğan will, of course, be welcome at this summit to discuss developments in the region,” Christodoulides told reporters in Nicosia, as reported by Reuters.
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Mitsotakis Addresses Emerging Migration Route from Libya to Greece
Mitsotakis Addresses Emerging Migration Route from Libya to Greece
The escalating migration flows from Eastern Libya to Crete were a central theme of the Prime Minister’s interview. He highlighted the importance of discussing Libya at both the informal meeting of like-minded countries on migration and the European Council itself.
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Athens decries Erdogan’s remarks from Cyprus’ Turkish-occupied north
Athens decries Erdogan’s remarks from Cyprus’ Turkish-occupied north
“At a time when a significant effort is being made by the UN Secretary General on the Cyprus problem, with the resumption of the informal talks and the appointment of Maria Angela Holguin Cuellar as Personal Envoy, any action to create a fait accompli in the occupied territories is an extremely negative development,” Greek diplomatic sources noted on Sunday, swiftly responding to Erdogan’s statements.
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Erdogan: Turkish Presence in Northern Cyprus to Endure ‘for Centuries
Erdogan: Turkish Presence in Northern Cyprus to Endure ‘for Centuries
Declaring Turkey and Turkish Cypriots the “rightful owners” of the region, Erdogan vowed their presence would persist “for centuries.” He framed the event as a step toward a shared future of “one nation, two states,” emphasizing unity and resolve.
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House Members Propose Re-designating Turkey as Middle Eastern Nation
House Members Propose Re-designating Turkey as Middle Eastern Nation
The initiative, spearheaded by Representatives Brad Schneider (D-IL) and Gus Bilirakis (R-FL), aims to reflect Turkey’s perceived shift in geopolitical alignment away from Western alliances and towards U.S. adversaries.
