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Mitsotakis to NATO: If Turkey does not come to dialogue, EU will take measures (video)

We are sincerely committed to conducting a dialogue in good faith. We have been waiting for a long time for the demonstration of a spirit of reciprocity

The Spectator: It’s time to expel Turkey from NATO – Analysis

Perhaps NATO could alter its founding document so it can eject Turkey, as its current image is only one of weakness

Will Greece get the F-35 instead of Turkey?

"According to online reports, to add insult to injury, the six F-35s that could head to Athens are the very same aircraft that were originally destined for Turkey"

Turkey: New NAVTEX for Oruc Reis – One step closer to conflict

Turkey books the area south of Rhodes and east-southeast of Karpathos until November 4, well within the EEZ that Greece has rights on

New Erdogan war-cries: We will answer to Greece & the Greek-Cypriots as they deserve

Greece did not keep its promises, Turkish president says in speech to ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) parliamentary group

Washington should stop pretending that Turkey is an ally – Analysis

They've become the fifth columnist of NATO, reminding us that alliances aren't like diamonds: they don't last forever

Biden: Turkey should retract Hagia Sophia decision

The Democratic candidate called on NATO and the US to press Turkey to stop provocations against Greece and Cyprus

Mitsotakis: Turkey must close the way to the crisis & open the way to a solution (Upd.)

The Secretary General of NATO visits Greece after contacts he had in Turkey in light of the upcoming preliminary talks

NATO: Greece-Turkey agreement on conflict prevention mechanism in Eastern Mediterranean

Technical de-escalation talks began in early September by NATO SG Jens Stoltenberg following high-level contacts with Greece & Turkey

France & Turkey at odds as Karabakh fighting divides NATO allies

The re-eruption of one of the “frozen conflicts” dating back to the 1991 has raised concerns about stability in the South Caucasus

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