Turkish president dismisses Greek, EU and Egyptian objections as legally unfounded; Washington calls the Libyan parliament’s ratification 'unhelpful and provocative'

On the first bilateral visit by a Canadian PM to Turkey, Carney seeks closer ties with a key NATO ally amid human rights concerns

Despite Erdogan's conciliatory speech at the United Nations, Greek officials see no real change in Turkish policy and expect new confrontation over the Greece and Cyprus power cable and Ankara's "Blue Homeland" bill

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

The Turkish president cites 1538 Battle of Preveza and Ottoman admiral Barbarossa in message to Turkey’s naval forces

Athens awaits France's request for a NAVTEX on the Greece-Cyprus cable survey, while Ankara insists no energy project proceeds without Turkish approval

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

Turkish president reiterates Ankara’s positions on the Aegean and Cyprus while urging action on Gaza and greater Turkish involvement in Europe’s security architecture

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

The Turkish president said Ankara would do “whatever is necessary” to defend what he described as Turkey’s rights, while calling for good-neighborly relations with Greece

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

Marking the anniversary of Manzikert, Turkey's president said his country now shapes the region's course and that nothing can stop it

Yes, we want peace. But we want it from a position of strength. Dialogue with Turkey is not an invention of the present government. All Greek governments, since the restoration of democracy, have held talks with Turkey, at times in a disorderly and fruitless manner, with 64 rounds of exploratory contacts that contributed nothing substantive to strengthening our national positions.

Athens says Turkey’s unilateral designation of two marine parks in the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean cannot affect Greek sovereign rights or create legal consequences under international law

Erdogan says Europe will be the loser if Turkey isn't admitted, touches on F-35s, the Mecca defense pact, Syria, and Gaza in Al Jazeera interview

Ankara’s creation of two marine parks in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean has prompted a sharp response from Athens, which says the move has no legal effect on Greek sovereign rights and undermines efforts to maintain calmer bilateral relations

Turkey's former prime minister and foreign minister Davutoglu tells Ta Nea: 'No map or legal document claims that the Aegean Sea belongs entirely to Greece'

The Turkish president presented NATO leaders with engraved vintage revolvers after the Ankara summit, prompting governments to decide how to transport, store or display the unusual state gift

Speaking after a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkish President Erdogan said Athens should not object to Ankara's defense procurement plans and the F-35 bid; calls for dialogue on Aegean