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  • Marinakis on 12 Nautical Miles: “Greece’s Unilateral Right — We Will Not Renounce It”

    Marinakis on 12 Nautical Miles: “Greece’s Unilateral Right — We Will Not Renounce It”

    Athens is reaffirming in the clearest terms its sovereign right to extend its territorial waters to 12 nautical miles, stressing that both the timing and manner of exercising that right are decisions for Greece alone. Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis also linked this position to Greece’s formal diplomatic démarche to Turkey, signalling that Athens is moving beyond rhetoric and putting its legal position formally on record.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Marinakis on 12 Nautical Miles: “Greece’s Unilateral Right — We Will Not Renounce It”
  • Papastavrou: ‘We Will Not Ask Turkey for Permission’ – The Plan for Cheaper Power and Energy Security

    Papastavrou: ‘We Will Not Ask Turkey for Permission’ – The Plan for Cheaper Power and Energy Security

    Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou says Greece will not seek Turkey’s approval to exercise its sovereign rights, while outlining a three-year strategy built around renewables, storage, island interconnections and self-consumption to reduce the country’s dependence on natural gas and external energy shocks.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Papastavrou: ‘We Will Not Ask Turkey for Permission’ – The Plan for Cheaper Power and Energy Security
  • Israel Warns Turkey: ‘Distance Will Provide No Immunity’ as Mediterranean Power Balance Shifts

    Israel Warns Turkey: ‘Distance Will Provide No Immunity’ as Mediterranean Power Balance Shifts

    Israeli Navy chief Vice Adm. Eyal Harel has warned actors seeking to alter the balance of power in the Mediterranean and Red Sea that Israel is watching and preparing. He did not explicitly name Turkey, but Israeli media interpreted the message as a clear warning to Ankara at a time when Israel, Greece and Cyprus are deepening their strategic and defense ties.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Israel Warns Turkey: ‘Distance Will Provide No Immunity’ as Mediterranean Power Balance Shifts
  • Gerapetritis Draws Red Lines with Turkey: The Hague Only for EEZ, 12 Miles Are Athens’ Decision

    Gerapetritis Draws Red Lines with Turkey: The Hague Only for EEZ, 12 Miles Are Athens’ Decision

    Athens says the conditions do not yet exist for a special agreement with Turkey as long as Ankara seeks to bring sovereignty issues into the discussion. Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis reasserts Greece’s unilateral right to extend its territorial waters to 12 nautical miles, places the Greece–Cyprus electricity link within a European and international legal framework, and rejects claims that dialogue with Turkey amounts to retreat.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Gerapetritis Draws Red Lines with Turkey: The Hague Only for EEZ, 12 Miles Are Athens’ Decision
  • Hatzivassiliou: ‘Kastellorizo Is the Heart of Greece’ — Clear Message to Ankara

    Hatzivassiliou: ‘Kastellorizo Is the Heart of Greece’ — Clear Message to Ankara

    Deputy Foreign Minister Tasos Hatzivassiliou described Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ visit to Kastellorizo as highly symbolic, sending a direct message to Turkey: Greece will not accept any challenge to its sovereignty and does not need anyone’s permission to visit any part of its territory.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Hatzivassiliou: ‘Kastellorizo Is the Heart of Greece’ — Clear Message to Ankara
  • 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.”

    • Pagenews Editor
    Kastellorizo: Mitsotakis Sends a Message From 2 km Away — Turkish Media React
  • Gerapetritis Warns Ankara: “We Are Ready to Respond on the Ground – The 12-Mile Right Is Ours”

    Gerapetritis Warns Ankara: “We Are Ready to Respond on the Ground – The 12-Mile Right Is Ours”

    Athens hardens its message without closing the door to dialogue: George Gerapetritis says Greece has “all scenarios ready,” rules out any discussion on demilitarizing the islands, insists on Greece’s unilateral right to extend territorial waters to 12 nautical miles and says the cable project will move forward.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Gerapetritis Warns Ankara: “We Are Ready to Respond on the Ground – The 12-Mile Right Is Ours”
  • 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.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Adonis Rattles Ankara: Sabah Targets Greek Minister Over Israel Alliance
  • Erdoğan to Greece: “We Will Do Whatever Is Necessary” — What Lies Behind the New Escalation in the Aegean

    Erdoğan to Greece: “We Will Do Whatever Is Necessary” — What Lies Behind the New Escalation in the Aegean

    From demilitarization and the warning “do not mistake our restraint for weakness” to marine parks, NAVTEX and Kastellorizo — Ankara is raising the pressure as Athens builds the Achilles Shield and takes the dispute to the EU

    • Βασίλης Διαμαντάκος
    Erdoğan to Greece: “We Will Do Whatever Is Necessary” — What Lies Behind the New Escalation in the Aegean
  • 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

    • Αφροδίτη Πάνου
    Marinakis to Ankara: “We Will Not Rewrite International Law” – Greece–Cyprus Cable Will Go Ahead
  • Η έξοδος της Συρίας: Πώς η Ουάσιγκτον χρησιμοποιεί τη λίστα τρομοκρατίας ως εργαλείο εξωτερικής πολιτικής

    Η έξοδος της Συρίας: Πώς η Ουάσιγκτον χρησιμοποιεί τη λίστα τρομοκρατίας ως εργαλείο εξωτερικής πολιτικής

    ΗΠΑ–Συρία: Ο Τραμπ σβήνει 47 χρόνια «τρομοκρατίας» – Το μεγάλο γεωπολιτικό στοίχημα

    • Βασίλης Διαμαντάκος
    Η έξοδος της Συρίας: Πώς η Ουάσιγκτον χρησιμοποιεί τη λίστα τρομοκρατίας ως εργαλείο εξωτερικής πολιτικής
  • Gerapetritis: “Any Turkish Provocation Will Be Met With a Greek Response” — Cable Works Could Resume in 2026

    Gerapetritis: “Any Turkish Provocation Will Be Met With a Greek Response” — Cable Works Could Resume in 2026

    Greece’s foreign minister says Athens will not seek Turkish permission for the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnector, signals a possible restart of survey and cable-laying operations within 2026, and links dialogue with Ankara to stronger deterrence, deeper alliances and European-backed infrastructure

    • Pagenews Editor
    Gerapetritis: “Any Turkish Provocation Will Be Met With a Greek Response” — Cable Works Could Resume in 2026
  • Adonis Georgiadis: “Israel Is Greece’s Strategic Ally” — Achilles Shield Redefines Deterrence

    Adonis Georgiadis: “Israel Is Greece’s Strategic Ally” — Achilles Shield Redefines Deterrence

    As Greece and Israel advance the agreements for the new Greek air and missile defense architecture, Adonis Georgiadis delivers the political message: Athens is investing not in individual governments, but in long-term strategic alliances — with Turkey, deterrence and the balance of power in the Eastern Mediterranean firmly in the background.

    • Βασίλης Διαμαντάκος
    Adonis Georgiadis: “Israel Is Greece’s Strategic Ally” — Achilles Shield Redefines Deterrence
  • Turkey–Israel: Syria Becomes the New Red Line — Why Ankara Wants a Deal

    Turkey–Israel: Syria Becomes the New Red Line — Why Ankara Wants a Deal

    Turkey backs US-mediated Israel–Syria talks, but beneath the diplomacy lies a harder contest: Ankara wants a strong Damascus under Ahmed al-Sharaa, Israel opposes an expanding Turkish military footprint, and Washington is trying to prevent two major regional powers from colliding in Syria

    • Pagenews Editor
    Turkey–Israel: Syria Becomes the New Red Line — Why Ankara Wants a Deal
  • Why Turkey Sent a Drone Toward Alexandroupolis — And the Cost Trap for Greece

    Why Turkey Sent a Drone Toward Alexandroupolis — And the Cost Trap for Greece

    A Turkish UAV entered sensitive airspace near one of Greece’s most strategically important NATO-linked hubs just hours after Ankara warned Athens over drones on Rhodes, forcing Greece to scramble two F-16s against a far cheaper unmanned aircraft.

    • Βασίλης Διαμαντάκος
    Why Turkey Sent a Drone Toward Alexandroupolis — And the Cost Trap for Greece
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