International Relations in India & Beyond
Iranian forces seized two Greek tankers in the Gulf on Friday, shortly after Tehran warned it would take “punitive action” against Athens over the confiscation of Iranian oil by the United States from a...
A major fire that broke out Sunday evening at the Vathy migrant camp on the Greek island of Samos, was brought under control, the Greek Ministry of Migration said. “There is no danger for...
Hundreds of firefighters battled Thursday to contain new flare-ups in wildfire-ravaged areas of Greece, where summer infernos have caused what the prime minister described as the country’s “greatest ecological disaster in decades”. Rain overnight...
Turkey is sending the wrong messages to the European Union by withdrawing from a pact designed to counter violence against women and closing down the pro-Kurdish Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP), German Foreign Minister Heiko...
Since the time of Turkey’s birth under the rule of Kemal Atatürk in 1930, Greece and Turkey share a history of falling out and making up. They have had more good days than bad....
There has been a sign of relief between Ankara and Athens’s weeks-long standoff. Turkey on 14th September was witnessed taking the first positive step towards ensuring peace and stability in the region, by pulling...
Geographically surrounded by the Aegean sea, Greece and Turkey despite being neighbouring countries have exchanged strenuous relationship for decades. The nations have been sailing on the boat of unfriendly relations with some brief intervals...
The severe hostility in the relationship of the two NATO countries, Turkey and Greece, is not a recent development but it has to be examined in its long and tumultuous history. The two states...
The Turkish-Greek border, which runs along a twelve-kilometre-long stretch of Evros river is in the headlines again. The Turkish militia and police forces have encroached a small piece of land in the pocket of...
The quadrilateral summit that took place in Varna, Bulgaria on November 2, 2018, highlights the political affinities, experience and resources of the four South Eastern European countries: Romania, Bulgaria, Greece and Serbia. The name...
