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A “Hexagon” of alliances with India, Greece, Cyprus & Arab states sought by Netanyahu against Shiite and Sunni extremism
Ahead of the official visit to Israel by India’s Prime Minister, the Israeli Prime Minister shed light on his plans to contain both the “Shiite” axis of Iran and “Sunni” Islam, referring to the efforts of Turkey and Pakistan to court countries such as Egypt and Saudi Arabia
After the pipelines, the cable with Cyprus brings new agreements
Athens and Nicosia are redefining their stance given the U.S. intention for active involvement in the region – the electrical interconnection, the proposal for the 5×5 Forum, as well as Nicosia’s messages to Ankara ahead of the EU presidency
“Niet” via Athens to Russian gas – Two Americans and 25 European ministers in Greece for the EU’s energy independence
Ministers, together with 50 top business executives, will discuss in Athens the planning of the “Vertical Corridor” as a key entry point for U.S. LNG to Eastern Europe and Ukraine
Trump dominates the Sharm el-Sheikh Summit: The Declaration for Peace and Reconstruction in Gaza
With personal barbs, references to world leaders, and his vision for a “New Middle East,” the U.S. president dominated the international summit — Turkey emerges as a winner from the developments in Gaza — What follows next
How, after many postponements, we arrived at the Mitsotakis–Erdogan meeting in New York
Both Athens and Ankara want to send the message that the rapprochement process is alive, something that helps maintain the "calm waters"
What the start of dialogue with Libya on EEZ delimitation means – The positions of Athens and Tripoli
Giorgos Gerapetritis stressed the need for respect for International Law, including the Law of the Sea, and reiterated the Greek and European position regarding the null and void Turkey–Libya memorandum
Greece-Cyprus Electrical Interconnection – The cable short-circuited, Ankara rejoices
A serious complication, for which the Cypriot side bears responsibility, risks producing the outcome that Turkey seeks: the cancellation of the strategic energy project. The business lobby that views the electricity interconnection plan as a competitor and the role of Makis Keravnos
Turkey-Libya Memorandum: Ankara’s influence over Libya’s warlords a double threat to Greece
Athens is preparing for a “dangerous mission” amid the volatile landscape in Libya, as developments regarding maritime zones and migration leave Greece no choice but to engage more directly with this crucial North African neighbor
