Turkey’s New Law Erases Greek Islands From the Map
Turkey is working on a new maritime zones bill to its parliament that would effectively strip Greek and Cypriot islands of their rights to exclusive economic…
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EU’s New Migration Pact Kicks In June 12. What Changes at the Border
The EU’s New Pact on Migration and Asylum takes effect on June 12, introducing the most sweeping overhaul of Europe’s border management system in years. For…
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Turkish Alarm: Greece-Cyprus BrahMos Deal Could Flip Eastern Mediterranean Balance
Turkish defense circles are sounding the alarm over a potential India-Greece-Cyprus missile axis, with analyst Ardan Zenturk warning that BrahMos deployments…
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Erdogan: “Get Over the Fall of Constantinople”
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has told the world, in effect, to move on from the fall of Constantinople, dismissing the 573-year-old wound as…
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Turkish Paper Hints at “New Conquest” of Greece on Fall of Constantinople Anniversary
A pro-government Turkish newspaper ran a front page featuring Mehmed the Conqueror today, the 573rd anniversary of the fall of Constantinople, alongside what…
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Turkey: “Whoever Eyes the Blue Homeland, Be Ready for War”
Turkey is set to submit a 15-article “Blue Homeland” bill to its Grand National Assembly after the Bayram holiday ends today, May 30. The legislation formally…
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Turkey’s “Blue Homeland” Law Could Trigger War, Israel Warns
Israel is alarmed by Turkey’s plan to pass the so-called “Blue Homeland” law as early as next month, with Israeli financial outlet Globes warning the…
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Why Chevron’s Move Into Greek Waters Has Ankara Watching Closely
Chevron’s move into Block 10 of the Southern Ionian Sea is reshaping the energy and geopolitical map of the Eastern Mediterranean, according to Dr. Charles…
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Turkey’s Blue Homeland Bill Has “Surprise Articles,” Analysts Warn
Turkish analysts are warning that Ankara’s upcoming Blue Homeland legislation contains hidden provisions that will only become clear once the bill passes…
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Greek Women Couldn’t Vote Until 1956. Only 439 Showed Up the First Time.
Greek women waited nearly a century to cast a ballot in parliamentary elections, and the road to that moment was anything but straightforward. The first time…
