The Turkish intelligence chief’s discreet talks with EYP head Themistoklis Demiris confirm that a sensitive security channel between Athens and Ankara remains active — amid organized crime concerns, migration networks and growing geopolitical friction.
The UN Secretary-General warns that the post-1945 international order no longer reflects the balance of global power, as US-Russia divisions, the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, rising middle powers and a deep funding crisis push the United Nations towards a decisive moment of reform
Ankara is investing simultaneously in strategic trust with Moscow, mediation between Washington and Tehran, and Black Sea security — Fidan is outlining a Turkey that wants not merely to mediate crises, but to help shape the region’s emerging security architecture
As NATO leaders gather in Ankara, the alliance's strategic reliance on Turkey is increasingly overshadowing public criticism over democracy, rule of law and human rights, reflecting a broader shift in Western security priorities.
Nicosia at the Crossroads of the Eastern Mediterranean — Turning Reserves into Regional Power
The unprecedented role of Greek shipyards in energy security and Greece’s and Europe’s geopolitical power is revealed at a critical moment for the global energy map.
At the Morgan Stanley–Athens Exchange Conference in London, the CEO of Metlen Energy & Metals warned that global power shifts—not classical economic indicators—will shape investment decisions for years to come. Greece, he said, can soar if it safeguards political stability.
