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Greece measured on Turkey’s F‑35 hopes as it highlights enduring security concerns at NATO summit
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Modest hopes for Greek–Turkish diplomacy ahead of Ankara NATO Summit
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Greek–Turkish calm tested by Ankara’s push to codify "Blue Homeland" claims
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Greece weighs its options as Turkey prepares 'Blue Homeland' legislation
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Athens alarmed by renewed Turkish airspace violations amid maritime tensions
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Athens on alert after reports of Turkey plans to codify maritime claims in "Blue Homeland" law
Greece-Russia spat intensifies but Athens hopes worst is over
Athens sought to ease tensions with Moscow on Thursday following an official confirmation by the Russia’s Ambassador to Greece Andrey Maslov that Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has cancelled plans to visit this autumn following the recent expulsion of Russian diplomats by the Greek government.
The cancellation of the Lavrov’s meeting prompted a meeting between Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias on Thursday. Following these talks, government sources sent the message that Athens believes the matter has is now close...
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