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Mitsotakis intervenes in EU migration debate as PASOK challenges wildfire policy
PoliticsGreek Politicsto third countries such as Morocco, Turkey, Libya and Egypt, arguing that those receiving EU support must
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Government sets out post‑RRF priorities amid foreign policy unease
PoliticsGreek Politics“whitewashed”, noting that Ankara remains outside the F‑35 programme and that the Turkey–Libya
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Seabed surveys for GSI set to pose next test in Greek–Turkish relations
PoliticsForeign Policymaritime rights stemming from the Turkey–Libya memorandum, which Greece regards as illegal and invalid
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Athens eyes GSI workaround to avoid dispute with Turkey
PoliticsGreek PoliticsGerapetritis have used similar language, tracing Turkey's claims back to the 2019 Turkey-Libya memorandum
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Mitsotakis deepens Cairo ties as Ankara tensions simmer
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the 2019 Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum model. The declaration also backed a two-state solution
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GSI tensions and defence moves raise stakes in Greek–Turkish relations
PoliticsForeign Policyits contested maritime memorandum with Libya. This is also why Turkey reacted so fiercely
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Mitsotakis uses UN stage to project leadership as poll shows dip for ELAS
PoliticsGreek Politicsto assist Libya in border protection and migration management, and restated Athens’s commitment
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Holding out for a (reformist) hero
AgoraSince the start of the Greek crisis, many international commentators (as well as locals) have been holding out hope that a reformist white knight would emerge from the political morass and ride to Greece’s rescue. Reality, though, has been equally consistent in shattering their illusions
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Tsipras sets electoral battle lines as first autumn poll shows ND's advantage holding
PoliticsGreek Politics, with ELAS holding second place but its summer gains no longer accelerating. On the substance of the TIF
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Newsletter 64 - 26/02/2016
of the government. Tsipras has proposed holding a meeting of party leaders’ before he heads to the crucial March 7... and social conflict is much larger. As symbols go, the imaginary pig’s head in William Golding’s Lord
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