Greek–Turkish relations
Turkish boat harasses coast guard
A fresh incident unfolded in the Aegean on Thursday morning with the harassment of a Greek coast guard vessel by a Turkish patrol boat, with Turkish Defence Minister Hulusi Akar presenting his version of events, claiming the Greek side "harassed and shot at our fishermen."
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Greece increases tension in Aegean for domestic political purposes: Akar
Greece is not responding to Türkiye's calls for dialogue and intentionally increases tension in the Aegean Sea due to looming elections, the Turkish defense minister has said, repeating Ankara's proposal for the resumption of military-to-military talks.
Coast Guard patrol boat harassed by Turkish vessel off Farmakonisi
A Coast Guard patrol boat was harassed by a Turkish offshore vessel on Thursday morning off the Dodecanese island of Farmakonisi, the Coast Guard has said.
In a statement, the Coast Guard said its vessel was attempting to identify three Turkish fishing vessels that were fishing within Greek territorial waters, southeast of Farmakonisi.
Avoiding the perfect storm
Turkey's AK Party spokesman Omer Celik said Monday that the government is mulling bringing elections "slightly" forward (the country's parliamentary and presidential elections are scheduled to be held on June 18), a decision which could have implications for Greece.
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Francois Hollande: Erdogan cannot be both with the West and Russia
Former French president Francois Hollande's experience on the International stage is replete with stories. From Putin to Obama or Tsipras, Hollande recorded his memories, with what happened behind the cameras, in a book, which is already a bestseller in France. The former French president spoke exclusively to "TA NEA" newspaper.
Op-ed: For the West, Erdogan is one thing, Turkey is another
By Alexandra Fotaki
Making comparisons is a popular pastime in Greece, as is talk of isolation, and it has been perceived as necessary to thresh out and conduct policy along these lines.
Allow me to explain.
Mitsotakis expresses satisfaction over EU Council results to deal with energy crisis
Secretive Turkish intelligence unit set to conduct clandestine operation in Greece – Nordic Monitor
Turkish “False Flag” operations in Greece near the time of the Turkish elections are planned according to information leaks
Ankara stirs, exploits tensions with Greece to pressure US, Athens’ allies stand firm
Op-ed: The difficult diplomacy toward a Greek-Turkish dialogue
By Panagiotis Ioakeimidis*
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, and the entire international community urge that there be a Greek-Turkish dialogue in order to defuse ongoing tensions.
‘Greek forces fired more than 30 times at Turkish boat’
Greeks threw rope at the ship's screw to stop us and then fired more than 30 times, the official in charge of the Turkish ship attacked by Greek officers has said.