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Athens seeks diplomatic counterweight after Libya backs Turkey maritime pact
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Turkey escalates submarine cable disputes as spotlight returns to energy diplomacy
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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
EU progress on Turkish visas gives Athens hope of low refugee arrivals
Greek concerns that slow progress in the European Union’s liberalisation of visas for Turkish citizens might undermine cooperation on the migrant issue are set to be allayed this week.
Reuters reported on Sunday that the European Commission is set to announce on Wednesday that “Turkey has broadly met the criteria” and will recommend that the European Parliament and member states approved the process by the end of June.
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