Libya–Turkey deal voided by Benghazi, Athens convenes Foreign Policy Council amid regional shifts
Saleh declares the Turkey–Libya memorandum null, hints at new talks on maritime zones and tests Greek diplomacy.
Saleh declares the Turkey–Libya memorandum null, hints at new talks on maritime zones and tests Greek diplomacy.
Strong geopolitical signals from the Maximos Mansion on EU enlargement, energy security and regional stability
The election of Greece’s finance minister to the helm of the Eurogroup reshapes influence within the Eurozone and quietly alters the political balance inside New Democracy.
The sudden acceleration of procedures for the sub-concession of key sections of the Port of Elefsina is not just another infrastructure initiative. It signals a strategic realignment of Greece’s geopolitical orientation, a recalibration of the U.S.–China balance in the Aegean, and a bold political gamble by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. The Elefsina project reveals a new doctrine in which Athens is no longer merely reacting to global developments — it is actively shaping them.
Thursday will decide who takes the Eurogroup presidency, with Greek Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis enjoying Mediterranean backing while his Belgian rival faces behind-the-scenes challenges.
A single statement by U.S. Ambassador Tom Barrack at the Doha Forum has reignited one of the deepest rifts in U.S.–Turkey relations: the S-400 missile system and Ankara’s frozen access to the F-35 stealth fighter program. Barrack said the issue is “close to resolution” — and the political firestorm erupted immediately.