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Erdogan launches new blistering attack on Israel: “It won’t tolerate even the slightest possibility of peace”

"We will continue to support every effort to find a lasting solution to the crisis with Iran," said the Turkish president, praising his country’s policy during the war in the Middle East

Xanthi: 17-month prison sentence for four “bullies” linked to DEB & Ankara

The Single-Member Misdemeanors Court of Xanthi imposed a total prison sentence of 17 months on each of the four defendants for incidents at the Tsinar (Platanos) mosque in Xanthi on October 11, 2024

Foreign Ministry’s reply to Fidan: Greece does not accept suggestions, nor does it owe explanations to anyone for its foreign policy

The Turkish Foreign Minister had stated that the cooperation between Greece, Cyprus and Israel creates problems and war

Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ interview with Foreign Policy: With Turkey, we have only one dispute, the delimitation of the EEZ and the continental shelf

The Prime Minister answers a series of questions on the most critical international geopolitical issues that also affect our country

Energy: The Commission is back in the game for the Crete-Cyprus cable

It is planning a new meeting in the coming days with IPTO, RAAEY, and CERA, pressing for the recovery of the project’s costs also from Cypriot consumers — A warning bell from IPTO about the project facing a potential dead end

Government sources respond to Tsipras: Reminds of the saying, People in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.

"The most amusing part of all is that Mr. Tsipras has now started giving lessons on foreign policy," government sources note in response to the former prime minister

Androulakis: Clear European decisions, common foreign policy, common armaments and Euro army required

"European leaders have a duty to stop sleepwalking and take decisions that will make citizens feel safe in every country of the Union. Decisions that are clear, with concrete steps," he said

Trump may have to start more wars than Biden and Obama combined

Justin Trideau's resignation is another "chapter" that comes before Donald Trump's inauguration on January 20

Panagiotopoulos: Greece must closely monitor developments in Syria

We have frozen the issuing of asylum decisions until the data is re-stabilized

Dendias: Türkiye expands its claims while Europe needs a strong defensive strategy

"Woe to the country if I were the only option for the Presidency of the Hellenic Republic," Dendias remarked when asked about the possibility of candidacy

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