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France and Germany Spearhead WHO Reform
The COVID-19 pandemic brought to light many financial and legal weaknesses in the World Health Organization (WHO), as well as…
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Europe
An About-Face for Turkey
Tensions rapidly escalated on July 21 after Turkey vowed to move forward with hydrocarbon exploration in the Eastern Mediterranean, off…
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Europe
Malta Quits a Key Alliance
Malta has quit. Earlier this month the island-nation informed its EU partners that it was no longer taking part in…
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Europe
Tensions Rise in the Eastern Mediterranean
Turkey and Greece have resumed their sabre rattling – contributing to the increased instability being felt in the eastern Mediterranean…
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Business
Greek Foreign Policy Hinges on Increased Cooperation
In January 2020, when Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with United States President Donald Trump, the Greek leader remarked that…
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Cyprus
Greece, Cyprus, and Turkey Face Off Overseas and Online
Cyprus, Greece, and Turkey are facing off again, but this time online as well as at sea. By focusing on…
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Energy
The EU Takes Charge on Libya
A high-profile summit that convened on January 19TH in Berlin sought to build the base for a lasting ceasefire in…
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Cyprus
New EastMed Pipeline Brings Tension and Opportunity
On January 2nd, Greece and Cyprus made history after signing a deal with Israel on a nearly 2000-kilometre subsea pipeline,…
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Europe
Greece’s New Diplomatic Allies
As European relations with Turkey continue to deteriorate, Greece has responded by coordinating a plan to purchase three unmanned aerial…
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Cyprus
Cyprus Takes Turkey to Court Over Maritime Violations
As tensions over offshore energy resources continue to simmer between Cyprus and Turkey, the former has elected to further safeguard…
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