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Greece looks for leverage as Rubio visit coincides with GSI standoff, other pressing issues
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Athens prepares for resumption of GSI activity and potential Turkish reaction
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GSI tensions and defence moves raise stakes in Greek–Turkish relations
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PM pursues strategy of deterrence and dialogue on Kastellorizo and Cairo visits
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PM seeks balance between dialogue and deterrence as ties with Turkey falter
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Greece facing period of renewed tension with Turkey in Aegean
Greek-Turkish tensions flare over Turkey’s bid to join SAFE
Tensions between Greece and Turkey have resurfaced, this time over Ankara’s bid to participate in the European Union’s SAFE (Security Action for Europe) programme - a 150-billion-euro lending initiative aimed at bolstering investment in Europe’s defence industries.
On Saturday, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan accused Greece of obstructing Turkey’s involvement. “Europe's security system has been hijacked by one or two countries, like Greece. These countries have nothing to do with the security of Europe,” he s...
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