Oğuz Sedir, director of Milliyet, dismantles the stereotypes fueling tensions between Greece and Turkey, speaks about the responsibility of the media and politicians, and explains why he believes that both peoples are ready for a new model of shared interests in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean.
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.
Brussels pushes through sweeping changes that cut capital requirements, strengthen supervision, and redirect private money toward Europe’s strategic priorities.
With steady policy, diversified energy sources, and measures to support citizens’ income, Greece strengthens its geopolitical position and economic resilience.
As Europe struggles with soaring costs, Greece proves that healthcare can be both cheap and high-quality.
The Vice President of New Democracy “cuts softly but deeply” through the critics of the Prime Minister and praises the LNG agreement that reshapes the geopolitical map of the Mediterranean.
