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Emboldened Mitsotakis plans for Erdogan meeting, next step in Greek-Turkish ties
The political dominance of Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Greece in the May 21 elections also means that he is also politically dominant within his New Democracy party, which could have a knock-on effect regarding his foreign policy approach.
The emphatic nature of the May 21 victory means that Mitsotakis is unlikely to be constrained by other factions within ND, like the one led by former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, which are usually against any prospect of a process of normalisation be...
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