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Turkey, Greece escalate war of words as they drag in EU, NATO - Vimarsana News

Turkey, Greece escalate war of words as they drag in EU, NATO

The Turkish and Greek foreign ministers write dueling letters to key international actors as leaders exchange barbs after Erdogan’s one-liner that Turkey “can come suddenly one night.” 

Erdoğan hints at normalization with Assad: Unpacking Turkey's U-turn - Vimarsana News

Erdoğan hints at normalization with Assad: Unpacking Turkey's U-turn

With Turkey’s 2023 elections in sight and a surge in anti-refugee rhetoric shaping voter preferences, Erdoğan hints at possible reconciliation with Damascus. How could this apparent 180-degree policy shift play out in Syria?

Greece exits bailout monitoring, but austerity pain lingers - Vimarsana News

Greece exits bailout monitoring, but austerity pain lingers

While European Commission celebrates, Athens still struggles with weaknesses that have weighed on growth for decades.

Pappas Amendment Gives Biden Out to Sell Turkey F-16's, Skirt Greece - Vimarsana News

Pappas Amendment Gives Biden Out to Sell Turkey F-16's, Skirt Greece

WASHINGTON - A US Congressional amendment pushed by New Hampshire Democrat Chris Pappas aimed at preventing the sale of F-16 fighter jets to Turkey gives US President Joe Biden a way to get around it and get his way. Biden wants the US to let Turkey buy the jets at the same time the US has said i

Could Greek F-35 buy cause a flare up in US-Turkish relations? - Vimarsana News

Could Greek F-35 buy cause a flare up in US-Turkish relations?

In Greece, the F-35 isn't just seen as necessary for the country's defense, it's also a matter of "national pride," said Jim Townsend, a former US deputy assistant secretary of defense for European and NATO policy.