Turkey sends new drill ship to eastern Mediterranean
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Ankara did not need to "seek permission from anyone" to drill in the region. Greece and Cyprus accuse Turkey of illegally exploring for Read More
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Turkey: Difficult to live with, nearly impossible to live without
Ivo Daalder, former U.S. ambassador to NATO, is president of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and host of the weekly podcast “World Review with Ivo Daalder.” One day last Read More
EU gas rationing deal draws cheers but it won’t keep you warm this winter
EU energy ministers on Tuesday reached agreement on what, just six days earlier, had been dismissed as unthinkable: mandatory, bloc-wide gas rationing in case of winter supply shortages. “This was Read More
The EU’s gas-rationing plan faces a haircut
When they meet in Brussels on Tuesday, EU energy ministers will be under intense pressure to agree on a common gas-saving plan ahead of winter to buttress the bloc in Read More
Cyprus unity in fight against wildfires hailed as ‘very positive’
With relations between island’s two communities at a low, assistance from Greek Cypriots has been welcomedThere is not much that can bring Greek and Turkish Cypriots together these days. But Read More
Cyprus unity in fight against wildfires hailed as ‘very positive’
With relations between island’s two communities at a low, assistance from Greek Cypriots has been welcomedThere is not much that can bring Greek and Turkish Cypriots together these days. But Read More
Despite Strong Summer Start, Europe’s Aviation Industry Frets
Air traffic is booming this summer, but after European vacations are over will passenger demand hold up? The question was the focus of the annual congress of the Airports Council Read More
EU leaders to back Ukraine’s membership bid while skirting tough questions on war
The European Council on Thursday will designate Ukraine a candidate for EU membership — even as Russia’s ongoing war raises questions about whether the country will exist long enough to Read More
Commission president calls to end unanimity in EU foreign policy decisions
The EU must be able to respond faster to geopolitical developments, and should end the unanimity requirement in foreign policy decisions, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Monday. Read More
Greece Urges Global Action to Free Iran-Held Tankers
The Greek government and shipping industry on Thursday called for a global mobilization to free the crews of two oil tankers held by Iran in an ongoing dispute with Athens. Read More
