Greece Extends Visa Program for Turkish Visitors to Aegean Islands Until 2026
This step was part of a broader effort by Greece and Turkey to improve ties after years of disputes, following a roadmap established during that time.
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Turkey is preparing to ratify framework military agreements with three Balkan countries that surround Greece
Turkey is preparing to ratify framework military agreements with three Balkan countries that surround Greece
The agreements were quickly pushed onto the agenda of the Turkish Parliament, in contrast to the usual lengthy approval processes for similar military agreements. Ankara views them as part of a broader strategy to enhance defense cooperation and address regional security threats.
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Today and tomorrow in Geneva the informal five-party conference on the Cyprus problem – Turkey
Today and tomorrow in Geneva the informal five-party conference on the Cyprus problem – Turkey
The Turkish side has been refusing for 8 years to take part in a process to solve the problem - What it demands
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Turkey-Greece High-Level Cooperation Council to Meet in Ankara This April
Turkey-Greece High-Level Cooperation Council to Meet in Ankara This April
Minister FidFidanan confirmed that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will meet in the Turkish capital, where the High-Level Cooperation Council session will be held. Fidan further shared that he met Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis in Doha last week to discuss preparations for the meeting and review the steps moving forward.
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Tensions Rise Between Turkey and Greece Over Aegean Islands
Tensions Rise Between Turkey and Greece Over Aegean Islands
The doctrine, which outlines Turkey’s maritime claims, has been a point of contention between the two nations
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Akar: God Willing, Turkish Soldiers Will Swim To Kastellorizo
Akar: God Willing, Turkish Soldiers Will Swim To Kastellorizo
In addition, Akar criticized the United States for Turkey's exclusion from the F-35 fighter jet program due to its purchase of Russian S-400 missile systems, and he reaffirmed Turkey's capacity and intent to produce and sell its own weapons to allied countries.
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China and Turkey Lead Surge in Greece’s Golden Visa Investments, Fueling Property Demand
China and Turkey Lead Surge in Greece’s Golden Visa Investments, Fueling Property Demand
The demand is particularly high among investors from China, Turkey, Lebanon, the UK, and the US. In 2024, 7,052 applications were submitted in the first ten months, marking a 2.3% increase compared to 2023. Chinese nationals led the charge with 6,521 applications, followed by 1,115 from Turkey and 717 from Lebanon.
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Athens, Ankara agree to disagree but keep talking
Athens, Ankara agree to disagree but keep talking
The meeting, led by Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Alexandra Papadopoulou and her Turkish counterpart Mehmet Kemal Bozay, marked an effort to balance persistent tensions with targeted cooperation.
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7th positive agenda meeting between Greece and Türkiye to take place in Athens on Monday
7th positive agenda meeting between Greece and Türkiye to take place in Athens on Monday
As part of the event, Fragogiannis and Bozay will announce the official launch of the "Hackathon Türkiye-Greece 2024-25," a competition for young people from both countries aimed at fostering innovation, collaboration, and mutual understanding.
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Greece and Turkey to Outline New Dialogue Roadmap Amid Regional Challenges
Greece and Turkey to Outline New Dialogue Roadmap Amid Regional Challenges
In an interview with the newspaper “Ta Nea,” Gerapetritis emphasizes that despite significant disagreements, maintaining open communication channels demonstrates both parties’ commitment to stability and calm in the region.
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Greece Rejects Turkish Opposition to Cyprus Energy Link, Calls Project “Crucial”
Greece Rejects Turkish Opposition to Cyprus Energy Link, Calls Project “Crucial”
Greece’s Foreign Minister, George Gerapetritis, has firmly dismissed any potential obstacles to the planned electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus, asserting that the project is fully compliant with international law. This statement comes in response to concerns raised by Dimitris Natsios, leader of the NIKI party, during a parliamentary session.
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Turkey: We will never approve the broadcast of Famagusta on Netflix
Turkey: We will never approve the broadcast of Famagusta on Netflix
The Turkish politician announced that when parliament opens, they will summon the Netflix representative in Turkey “and we will discuss at least how we will follow a roadmap.”
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Turkey officially submitted an application to become a member of BRICS
Turkey officially submitted an application to become a member of BRICS
Turkey will be the first NATO member to request membership of the BRICS economic bloc spearheaded by the leaders of Russia and China, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, it has been reported.
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Turkey had the BIGGEST price hike in holiday packages this year in the Mediterranean –Where does Greece rank?
Turkey had the BIGGEST price hike in holiday packages this year in the Mediterranean – Where does Greece rank?
This year, EU holiday packages have grown by 6.6%, Turkey by 49.5%, and Greece by 7.5%.
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PM: Channels with Turkey must stay open
PM: Channels with Turkey must stay open
Mitsotakis dismisses calls to postpone Ankara visit over monastery’s conversion into mosque
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Athens, Ankara finalizing details of PM’s Turkey visit
Athens, Ankara finalizing details of PM’s Turkey visit
Greek and Turkish officials are trying to finalize the details of the visit by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Ankara on May 13, when he will meet with the president of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Greek islands set to welcome Turkish visitors for the first time under new visa scheme
Greek islands set to welcome Turkish visitors for the first time under new visa scheme
Officials on the popular island of Rhodes have opened a new visa terminal for Turkish visitors as part of a diplomatic effort to ease long-standing tensions between the two cuntries.
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High level Greek-Turkish diplomatic, military meetings ahead
High level Greek-Turkish diplomatic, military meetings ahead
Greek-Turkish relations, often tense, have been relatively normal since February 2023, when Greece sent rescue teams in the wake of two devastating earthquakes in eastern Turkey.
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Greece accuses Turkey of ‘politicizing’ environment, affirms commitment to safeguarding sovereign rights
Greece accuses Turkey of ‘politicizing’ environment, affirms commitment to safeguarding sovereign rights
“The Greek government will persistently uphold the sovereignty and sovereign rights of the country within the framework of foreign policy principles,” it said.
