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Athens prepared to be patient after resumption of Greek-Turkish talks
PoliticsForeign Policyactions of de-escalation, as suggested by German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas’s statements, following
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Athens assessing lay of land as Cyprus talks approach and UK seeks new role
PoliticsForeign Policythen there can be two sovereign states,” he said, and referred to a “de facto” situation that prevails
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Piraeus announces transformation plan amid 2020 loss of 662 mln
EconomyBankingforward in the de-risking agenda we have been rigorously pursuing over the past years, allowing us
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Home testing starts as govt aims to break free from pandemic's grip
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe government has started the week by focussing on what it hopes will be an imminent de-escalation of the Covid-19 crisis, relieving pressure on the national health system and the ruling New Democracy party. For the time being, public hospitals remain fully stretched as 780 patients are intubated
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FM explains verbal clash in Ankara but broader strategy remains unclear
PoliticsForeign Policyto have its neighbour as an ally in the bloc, but he added that Turkey first had to “de-escalate
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Move to legislate on climate change offers opening to bolster environmental laws
PoliticsGreek Politics, and was quick to highlight the “de-lignitisation” programme initiated early in its term in government
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Cavusoglu visit to Athens brings hiatus in Greek-Turkish dispute
PoliticsForeign Policy. There was also a noticeable de-escalation of the rhetoric during Cavusoglu’s visit, even during his short
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Newsletter 299 - 04/06/2021
. There was also a noticeable de-escalation of the rhetoric during Cavusoglu’s visit, even during his short
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Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting scheduled as Athens and Ankara eye quieter summer
PoliticsForeign Policynine months, Greece and Turkey went through their worst bilateral crisis in years before a de
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Govt views pandemic window as opportunity to advance contentious reform agenda
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe start of summer in Greece – the pandemic showed further signs of de-escalation. A total of 841
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