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Greece working on plan for multilateral talks in East Med
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Greek-Turkish tensions flare over Turkey’s bid to join SAFE
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Mitsotakis heads to Gaza Peace Summit with focus on wider regional developments
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Cancelled leaders' meeting in US emphasises stalemate in Greek-Turkish relations
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Turkey maintains maritime pressure as Athens and Ankara court Haftar
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Athens seeks talks with Erdogan as Turkey steps up diplomatic activity in region
Athens wants to keep Ankara lines open despite EU reservations, S-400 deal
Turkey's decision to sign a controversial deal worth 2.14 billion euros with Russia for S-400 anti-aircraft missiles has sparked concerns within NATO and the European Union, putting the Greek government on alert as well.
Greek diplomats and analysts argue that this development, along with Ankara's purchase of F-35 aircrafts, will create new imbalances in the Aegean in the coming years despite the current lack of personnel in Turkey's air force.
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