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Greece to sign augmented defence deal with US, buy more Rafale jets
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Athens tries to rekindle ties with North Macedonia after period of stasis
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Athens ponders impact of Turkey's role in Afghanistan
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Quiet summer in Greek-Turkish relations not seen lasting
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Turkey's Varosha move adds new complexity to Greek-Turkish relations
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Athens waits to be convinced of Ankara's willingness to talk
Diplomatic drive turns to Ukraine and Libya, again
Greece’s foreign policy has focussed lately on building bridges and promoting cooperation from Northern Africa to the Black Sea with the aim of creating alliances which could act as counterbalance to Turkey’s policies in the same regions.
To what extent Greece can achieve such an ambitious target is still open to question.
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