Turkish Thrace vs. Alexandroupolis: A New Page in the Turkey-Greece Energy Competition
lexandroupolis is a port city in Greece, known as “Dedeağaç” in Turkish.
Greece Accuses Turkey to Gloss Over Its Violations of International Law
n October 15, Greece accused Turkey of abusing 92 migrants discovered naked and injured close to the Meriç River (Evros River), which serves as a natural border between the two countries.
How Greece Obstructs the Settlement of Aegean Maritime Disputes
The two countries do not even agree on what constitutes the dispute in the Aegean Sea: while Greece maintains a “single-dispute approach,” Turkey argues that there are multiple disputes to be settled.
France-Greece-Saudi Arabia Alliance in the Eastern Mediterranean
Early this year, Saudi Arabia and Greece strengthened their bilateral cooperation.
Turkey and Greece: Exploratory Talks under the Shadow of Third Parties
urkey and Greece have many differences which gain new dimensions through regional and international incidents.
Who is Concerned about Turkey’s Military Capacity in Greece?
lexis Tsipras’ recent visit to Turkey, which was considered as a ‘surprise’ in Turkey and criticized in Greece, has been debated and brought long standing disputes between two neighbours with a shared history to the attention of both the Greek and Turkish media.
Turkey warns Greece to refrain from tension
n Wednesday 14 February, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim explicitly told Greece that refraining from tensions would be “better” for bilateral ties.
Turkey’s National Fighter Jet: Ambitions Materialize
Almost all neighboring countries have been allocating significant resources to upgrade their air forces: Greece is taking delivery of Rafale fighters from France and upgraded F-16s from the United States, and Israel is operating more than 30 F-35s and has recently announced acquisition plans for the advanced F-15EX fighter.
Diplomacy in Times of Disaster and the Future of Turkish-Egyptian Normalization
Along with the climate of normalization in the region, Turkey, which has normalized relations with countries with which it has long-term problematic relations such as Greece, Armenia, France, and Israel, has tried to resolve the tension areas with Egypt through diplomacy and continuous dialogue.
World Stands in Solidarity with Turkey Following Earthquake
The European Commission stated that 10 search and rescue teams from eight EU countries (Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, Czech Republic, France, Greece, and the Netherlands) have been mobilized to help first responders in Turkey.
Turkey’s NATO Membership: Saving the Country from NATO Itself?
Ankara also has differences with NATO members due to Sweden and Finland’s NATO membership, Greece’s irresponsible actions, and the Ukrainian war.
Turkey-Egypt Relations: Prospects for Normalization and Challenges Ahead
The alliance with Greece and the Greek Cypriot Administration (GCA) made Egypt participate in regional formations with weak feasibility from the perspective of international law that undermined its possible gains in the Eastern Mediterranean with the conclusion of the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) agreements.
Report: “Europe Boosts Defense Spending to Counter Russia’s Aggression”
According to data derived from NATO, only nine members, namely Greece (3.
Operation HAECHI III Was a Big Blow to Cybercriminals
Scenes from the Operation Two Red Notice fugitives, who were wanted by Korea in an investigation for their alleged participation in a global Ponzi scheme, were apprehended in Greece and Italy after stealing 28 million euros from 2,000 Korean victims.
Time to Think Deeper about the PYD’s Istiklal Street Terror Attack
An arrested individual whose name was not revealed by the security forces confessed that they were planning to transfer Al-Bashir to the PKK's Lavrion compound in Greece.
EU-China Relations: Rivals or Partners?
For example, Greece blocked an EU statement at the UNHRC in June 2017 criticizing China's human rights records.
Europe Allocates More Funds for Joint Defense: Is the European Army on the Way?
The reason behind the dissolution was that the WEU did not provide security to all EU members and was limited to only 10 states, namely Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, and the United Kingdom.
The New Politics of Alliance: Allies, Proxies, and Adversaries Have Become Hard to Tell Apart
Two years later, in 1982, Greece was accepted again into the alliance by the consent of the military regime of Turkey.
Negotiating a New Chapter in Saudi-Turkish Relations
Turkey’s isolation, on the other hand, in the energy rivalry in the Eastern Mediterranean through Saudi Arabia’s siding with Egypt, Greece, Cyprus, and Israel attested to Turkey’s need to deal with Egypt, Israel, and Saudi Arabia all at the same time.
Turkey’s Likely New Syria Operation: Why Now?
regarding Manbij and their support for the YPG, Çavuşoğlu expressed his discomfort with America’s pro-Greece policy against Turkey while asking the Turkish government not to veto Sweden’s and Finland’s application to NATO.