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Turkey canceled NAVTEX for exercises on October 28th

Turkish military sources as saying the cancellation was a gesture of goodwill

Trump comment on “blowing up” Nile Dam angers Ethiopia

Ethiopia sees the US as siding with Egypt in the dispute

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

Al-Sisi to Athens & Nicosia: Watch out for Ankara’s liaison with Islamist terrorists

The Egyptian President's warning of a wave of terrorists in Greece & Cyprus

Erdogan’s “sustainable conflict and endless wars” concept destined to a head-on collision

“Turkey’s logic in almost all corners of the map is disruption. Anything that undermines the status quo is good for it, because the previous status quo was seen to counter its interests”

Greece & Albania go to The Hague for the delimitation of their maritime zones

"Having thoroughly examined the issue, we agreed that Greece and Albania jointly proceed with the submission of this issue to international justice"

Israel, Greece & the Turkish Challenge: Acute testing lies ahead

The US stance largely will determine the practical scope of Erdogan’s ambitions

Greece: The new Navtex is a major escalation and a direct threat

"The move by Turkey 'shows once again its unreliability' as well as the fact that 'it does not sincerely want dialogue'"

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

Putin is facing the toughest fight of his Presidency as former USSR goes up in flames

Just days after the Nagorno-Karabakh war begun, a political uprising engulfed the Central Asian state of Kyrgyzstan, yet another former Soviet republic

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