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Turkey rejects claims of concessions to Greece after opposition leader attacks Erdoğan and Fidan over Aegean policy

Turkish Foreign Ministry insists its positions in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean remain unchanged – Opposition leader Özgür Özel accuses Ankara of diplomatic failures, saying Greece’s maritime agreement with Egypt is internationally accepted while Turkey’s deal with Libya faces widespread opposition

Erdogan criticises UN: ‘It is unfair for the will of 190 countries to depend on the whims of five’

At the 9th Istanbul Mediation Conference, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan cited Libya as an example of Turkey's mediation efforts and expressed confidence that an agreement could be reached

Crete-Cyprus power cable: Diplomatic opening for surveys to resume without confrontation with Turkey

Public statements by the Greek and Turkish foreign ministers suggest a possible way forward for the electricity interconnector, with Ankara receiving written information but Athens retaining sole authority to approve surveys by the Abeille Marengo

In Damascus, Fidan and Kalin: Turkey-Syria relations on the table one year after the fall of Assad

The integration of the Syrian Kurdish forces into the Syrian army, an issue of great concern to Ankara, was discussed

Gerapetritis to Fidan: Erhurman’s election opens a new chapter of hope for Cyprus’ reunification

Diplomatic sources report that the Greek Foreign Minister informed his Turkish counterpart about the Greek proposal for a meeting of five coastal states. He stressed that issues of sovereignty are not up for discussion and noted that the only difference between Greece and Turkey concerns the delimitation of the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and the continental shelf

Gerape­tritis’ response to Fidan on SAFE: No discussion on national interests – “Whoever is bothered must accept it”

“Greece conducts an active and consistent foreign policy, based on the universal values of international law and is not externally directed,” said the Greek Foreign Minister in a statement – “We will not deviate from these principles"

Turkey, the Day After: The battle for Erdogan’s “Ring” – The son, the son-in-law and the trusted aide

The revelations of journalist Huseyin Günay have brought to light the “war” that has begun behind the scenes

Hakan Fidan: There are alliances in the Eastern Mediterranean trying to encircle Turkey

"If they are not dealt with diplomatically, they will be referred to the army," Turkish foreign minister said

Turkish journalist fired after saying “we got screwed” about the Trump–Erdogan meeting

Reactions erupted in Turkey after the incident - The NTV correspondent unintentionally revealed internal government rivalries over Erdogan’s “succession” - He was recorded by the Associated Press without realizing it

Shock in Turkey with reports of “fake degrees” of Hakan Fidan – Erdogan’s government denies it

Revelations about his degrees cause a political storm in Turkey - The opposition speaks of a lack of credibility of the state

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