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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
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Diplomatic drive turns to Ukraine and Libya, again
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Athens broadly satisfied with EU Council approach on Turkey
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Mitsotakis and Erdogan break ice, look for calm summer
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Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting scheduled as Athens and Ankara eye quieter summer
Athens unmoved as relations with Russia become chillier
Bilateral relations between the Greek government and Russia's President Vladimir Putin appear to be on the wane. This comes just a couple of years after SYRIZA tried to court Moscow while it was involved in tense negotiations with its European partners.
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