AKP deputy chair resigns amid allegations multi-million-euro investments, while pension protest death and comedian’s conviction add to pressure on Erdogan government

Speaking at the UN General Assembly, the Greek prime minister called for continued dialogue with Ankara while reaffirming Athens’ positions on international law, Turkey’s casus belli and the Cyprus issue

Archaeologists at Hattusa uncovered a clay tablet piece bearing text from the Kadesh Treaty, signed by Egypt and the Hittites about 3,300 years ago

The Greek prime minister is expected to stress that UNCLOS is the framework for maritime disputes and to highlight Greece’s role as a regional pillar of stability

Erdogan added that Ankara has no interest in Greece’s domestic politics and that bilateral ties are too sensitive to be used as election campaign material

Mitsotakis and Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis are holding a flurry of meetings in New York ahead of the prime minister's General Assembly address on Thursday, including talks with U.N. chief António Guterres and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney

The European Commission and the UN condemned Turkey’s crackdown, warning it undermines fundamental rights and EU principles

Greece is ready to pursue maritime delimitation with Turkey, but Ankara must withdraw its casus belli and abandon unilateral claims, former FM says during address at the 49th annual conference on Oceans Law & Policy

From Kastellorizo, the PM sent a clear message to Turkey and unveiled a €5,000 annual incentive for island residents

The prime minister’s visit to remote Kastellorizo is therefore taking place against a backdrop of heightened Turkish activity and rhetoric in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean.

Mitsotakis defends Greece's growth dividend, stands firm on Turkey and sovereignty, and admits past missteps in a wide-ranging press conference at the Thessaloniki International Fair.

The question is no longer how to keep Turkey in NATO. It is whether NATO should keep Turkey at all

Athens says Turkish objections to Greece’s spatial planning rules and maritime parks have no legal basis, while both countries continue to dispute maritime zones and sovereignty in the Aegean

Ibrahim Kalin met with the head of Greece's EYP and other unnamed officials last week in a visit that went entirely unannounced, Ta Nea reports, raising questions about whether he was relaying messages from Erdogan.

The FDD Turkey Program director says renewed tensions in the Aegean should be read alongside Ankara’s moves in Cyprus, Libya and Syria, as well as President Erdogan’s increasingly confident relationship with Washington

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis is attending the EU's informal “Gymnich” meeting in Ireland, where he plans to discuss developments in the Middle East, Ukraine and what Athens describes as rising Turkish provocations

Greece’s foreign minister says dialogue with Ankara remains essential while Athens prepares for potential tensions and expects work on the Greece-Cyprus electricity cable to begin in 2026

Reports have surfaced in a handful of cases alleging severe complications for patients seeking cheaper hair transplants and cosmetic surgery in heavily advertised clinics in Turkey

"Turkey's reactions come because for the first time, Greece has taken on the initiative to defend her sovereignty and her coastal region sovereign rights," the Foreign Minister addressed to the Greek Parliament

Ankara published maps of two new marine parks, one of which excludes Greek waters around Kastellorizo. Athens calls the move legally void