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Greece Signs Military Training Agreement with Egypt, Trilateral Action Plan with Cyprus

Greece has signed a new military cooperation agreement with Egypt and a trilateral action plan with Cyprus to enhance defense collaboration. The agreements focus on joint training, air missions, electronic warfare, and regional security efforts. These initiatives aim to strengthen military ties and promote stability in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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Turkey-Greece High-Level Cooperation Council to Meet in Ankara This April

Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced that the Turkey-Greece High-Level Cooperation Council (HLCC) will meet in Ankara this April. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis are set to attend, with both countries emphasizing their commitment to resolving issues through dialogue. Fidan highlighted the importance of regular updates from the heads of state and acknowledged the sensitivity of Greece’s internal political system in the ongoing discussions.

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Trump Rejects Past Failures, Declares U.S. Will ‘Own’ Gaza

During a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump declared that Hamas would not regain control of Gaza and that the U.S. would “own” it. He emphasized that failed policies of the past should not be repeated, proposing Gaza’s transformation into an international hub. Trump also reiterated his plan to relocate 1.7 million Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan, while expressing confidence in Saudi-Israel normalization. His stance challenges decades-old Middle East policies, sparking strong reactions from media and policy analysts alike.

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Eurovision 2025: Turkey Considers EBU Complaint Over Greece’s Entry “Asteromata”

Turkey’s public broadcaster TRT is reportedly considering filing a complaint with the EBU over Greece’s Eurovision 2025 entry, *Asteromata*. Despite Greek singer Klaudia stating that the song is about displaced people due to wars and conflicts, Turkish sources suspect it references the Pontic Genocide. The controversy highlights ongoing historical tensions between Greece and Turkey, as the genocide is officially recognized by some countries but denied by Turkey.

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Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis Visits Middle East Amid Ceasefire Developments

Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis visits the Middle East following the Gaza ceasefire, reinforcing Greece’s role as a regional mediator. He discusses humanitarian aid, stability, and Greece’s UN Security Council tenure with Palestinian and Israeli officials, while also strengthening historical ties in Jerusalem.

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Greece Prepares Navy to Deliver Humanitarian Aid to Gaza and Lebanon

Greece has positioned four navy ships to potentially provide humanitarian aid to Lebanon and Gaza, in response to pressing needs in the region. National Defense Minister Nikos Dendias emphasized Greece’s willingness to step in following unsuccessful efforts by the U.S. military to create a secure supply route into Gaza. With Cyprus serving as a logistical hub, Greece is prepared to deliver essential supplies like food, water, and medication to support Palestinian communities after a recent cease-fire agreement. Despite limited resources, Greece remains committed to fostering stability and prosperity in the region.

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Greek Foreign Ministry Condemns North Macedonian PM’s Statements as Provocative

The Greek Foreign Ministry has condemned recent statements by North Macedonia’s Prime Minister in the United States as a provocation and an attempt to revive a long-settled issue. Citing the importance of respecting the Prespa Agreement, Athens stressed that bilateral relations and North Macedonia’s European aspirations depend on avoiding irredentist claims and honoring past commitments.

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Turkey’s Naval Modernisation Boosts Military Capabilities, Expanding Influence Beyond Greece

Turkey is undergoing a significant naval modernization under the “Blue Homeland Modernization” initiative, which is expected to increase the military’s power transfer capabilities. The move includes expanding missile range to 800 kilometers, with plans for 2,000 km missiles, signaling a shift in Turkey’s military strategy and diminishing the significance of its longstanding rivalry with Greece.

World leaders, including Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, have congratulated Donald J. Trump following his inauguration as the 47th president of the United States. Many expressed hope for continued cooperation on global issues such as security, the Russia-Ukraine war, and nuclear arms.

World Leaders Respond to New Trump Administration

World leaders, including Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, have congratulated Donald J. Trump following his inauguration as the 47th president of the United States. Many expressed hope for continued cooperation on global issues such as security, the Russia-Ukraine war, and nuclear arms.