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Greece Turkey relations

Ειδήσεις, video, ειδησεις τωρα και νέα για Greece Turkey relations από το pagenews.gr

  • Greece Sends 3+1 Messages to Turkey from the UN: Dialogue, but No Concessions on Sovereignty

    Greece Sends 3+1 Messages to Turkey from the UN: Dialogue, but No Concessions on Sovereignty

    Athens arrives in New York with a dual message for Ankara: communication channels should remain open, but there will be no discussion over “grey zones,” the demilitarisation of Greek islands or other issues Greece regards as matters of sovereignty. Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis reiterates that the delimitation of the continental shelf and Exclusive Economic Zone is the only Greek-Turkish dispute that can be referred to international jurisdiction.

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    Greece Sends 3+1 Messages to Turkey from the UN: Dialogue, but No Concessions on Sovereignty
  • Mitsotakis From Kastellorizo: “Stability Does Not Mean Retreat” — Greece’s New Shield Takes Shape

    Mitsotakis From Kastellorizo: “Stability Does Not Mean Retreat” — Greece’s New Shield Takes Shape

    Speaking from Greece’s easternmost frontier, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sent a carefully calibrated message on national security: Athens seeks stability and dialogue, but not at the expense of sovereign rights or in acceptance of faits accomplis. He linked that doctrine to Greece’s military build-up — Rafale fighters, Belharra and FREMM frigates and, above all, the “Achilles Shield,” the country’s emerging multi-layered air and missile defence architecture.

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    Mitsotakis From Kastellorizo: “Stability Does Not Mean Retreat” — Greece’s New Shield Takes Shape
  • Kastellorizo: Mitsotakis Sends a Message From 2 km Away — Turkish Media React

    Kastellorizo: Mitsotakis Sends a Message From 2 km Away — Turkish Media React

    The Greek prime minister’s visit to the remote Aegean island carries a powerful sovereignty message to Ankara. Maritime zones, Turkish NAVTEX notices, defense buildup and the Greece–Cyprus power cable are bringing tensions back to the surface, as Turkish media portray the trip as a “provocation.”

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    Kastellorizo: Mitsotakis Sends a Message From 2 km Away — Turkish Media React
  • Adonis Rattles Ankara: Sabah Targets Greek Minister Over Israel Alliance

    Adonis Rattles Ankara: Sabah Targets Greek Minister Over Israel Alliance

    Turkey’s Sabah brands Adonis Georgiadis’ remarks “provocative” and “arrogant” after he defended the Achilles Shield and Greece’s strategic partnership with Israel — exposing Ankara’s growing unease over Athens’ new deterrence architecture.

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    Adonis Rattles Ankara: Sabah Targets Greek Minister Over Israel Alliance
  • Erdoğan Tests Mitsotakis: Election Politics Raise the Stakes in the Aegean

    Erdoğan Tests Mitsotakis: Election Politics Raise the Stakes in the Aegean

    Airspace violations, the TÜBİTAK MARMARA south of Kastellorizo and renewed rhetoric over the Greek islands point to calibrated Turkish pressure — but the Kalın–Demiris intelligence channel suggests Athens and Ankara still want to keep escalation under control.

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    Erdoğan Tests Mitsotakis: Election Politics Raise the Stakes in the Aegean
  • Erdogan Reopens Aegean Front: “Greece Must Stop Arming the Islands”

    Erdogan Reopens Aegean Front: “Greece Must Stop Arming the Islands”

    The Turkish president tells Athens to “abandon the wrong path,” reviving Ankara’s demilitarisation claims while projecting a broader strategy of Turkish military autonomy built around the F-35, KAAN and indigenous air-defence capabilities

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    Erdogan Reopens Aegean Front: “Greece Must Stop Arming the Islands”
  • Marinakis to Ankara: “We Will Not Rewrite International Law” – Greece–Cyprus Cable Will Go Ahead

    Marinakis to Ankara: “We Will Not Rewrite International Law” – Greece–Cyprus Cable Will Go Ahead

    Athens draws a clear line between dialogue and concessions to Turkey, insisting that the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnector will proceed under international law and that the “calm waters” policy does not define Greek foreign policy

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    Marinakis to Ankara: “We Will Not Rewrite International Law” – Greece–Cyprus Cable Will Go Ahead
  • Kalin’s Secret Athens Visit: What Lies Behind the EYP–MIT Backchannel

    Kalin’s Secret Athens Visit: What Lies Behind the EYP–MIT Backchannel

    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.

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    Kalin’s Secret Athens Visit: What Lies Behind the EYP–MIT Backchannel