Turkey: “Blue Homeland” Dispute, Accusations Against Greece, and New F-35 Tensions with the US
Rising rhetoric over maritime claims, Greek–Turkish disputes in the Aegean, and renewed friction with Washington over F-35s and S-400s
Rising rhetoric over maritime claims, Greek–Turkish disputes in the Aegean, and renewed friction with Washington over F-35s and S-400s
From the Acropolis to Washington: Athens deepens its strategic alignment with the United States amid global geopolitical shifts
Brussels moves to shield airlines and passengers from fuel shortages and soaring ticket costs amid escalating Middle East tensions
A. Papadopoulou (Deputy FM): Recalibrating Greece’s policy toward the United States is now necessary
Washington backs Nicosia as a humanitarian and security hub — “Part of the solution, not the problem”
According to Axios, Washington and Tehran are exploring a high-stakes agreement involving frozen Iranian assets and nuclear material, in a bid to end escalating tensions.
As direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon begin in Washington, the United States steps deeper into mediation efforts, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio reportedly facing the challenge of persuading Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to accept a ceasefire framework amid ongoing fighting with Hezbollah.
The US military directive over Cyprus airspace signals a geopolitical slap at Ankara and indicates deeper shifts in Eastern Mediterranean power dynamics.
Israel’s Ambassador to Greece, Noam Katz, explains on pagenews.gr to the journalist Sofia Chytou the strategic cooperation with the U.S. under Donald Trump, the close personal relationship with Prime Minister Netanyahu, Israel’s approach to Iran and Hezbollah, the resilience of the Israeli economy, and the importance of the partnership with Greece in defense, energy, and technology. This interview demonstrates why Israel remains a pillar of stability in the Middle East.
Trade, strategic corridors and regional stability dominate a pivotal 50-minute meeting in Washington
Strategic dialogues at Maximos Mansion: From energy and defense to investments and regional stability with American lawmakers
Ankara appears conditionally open to U.S. mediation in Greek-Turkish relations, while Ambassador Tom Barrett’s dual messaging on F-35s and S-400s highlights the complex strategic balances in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Washington sees Greece as Europe’s new energy “bridge” – Landmark agreement reshapes the Vertical Corridor strategy
Two key amendments introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives reflect rising congressional concern over Turkey’s actions—one seeks a major security assessment related to Cyprus, the other aims to restrict arms transfers to Turkey.
Congressional delegation underscores strong U.S.–Greece defense ties and Pentagon-backed infrastructure upgrades
The ambitious agreement for $750 billion in energy purchases and $600 billion in investments is deemed unworkable — technical, economic, and institutional hurdles undermine the EU’s commitments.
This is an attempt to tackle persistent shortages in the national healthcare system and strengthen regional medical services.
A group of bipartisan US Representatives have introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives condemning Turkey's illegal occupation of Cyprus and calling on President Donald Trump to make the resolution of the longstanding Cyprus issue a top foreign policy priority.
Venture Global, a U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) producer, has secured approximately 1 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) of LNG
Dendias meets US Secretary of Defense on margins of Ramstein meeting
“It was moving to see Foreign Minister Dendias and Foreign Minister Cavusoglu together looking at the horrible destruction that the earthquake wreaked in Turkey,” US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Karen Donfried told a press conference in Washington on Wednesday, referring to the recent visit by Greece’s top diplomat, Nikos Dendias, to neighboring Turkey and his meeting with his counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu.