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While US Secretary of State Marco Rubio was in Athens, as part of his contacts on Greek-American relations, former Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis was speaking at the Greek-Chinese Forum of Tsinghua University in China, leaving sharp points about the Greek government's foreign policy. Mr. Karamanlis spoke at the forum on the topic of "20 years of Greece-China Strategic Cooperation and the experience of COSCO", referring to the changes taking pl…
At the time when Mr. Mitsotakis invests in communications at the Roubbio reception in Athens, Kostas Karamanlis sends clear messages for a “more multidimensional foreign policy”, recalling the policy he implemented by signing the Strategic Partnership with China. The post “Kabana” Karamanlis: “Multidimensional foreign policy is imperative” — Cracks in the Maximos show with the visit of Rubio appeared first on in.gr.
The former prime minister defended Athens-Beijing cooperation and COSCO's Chinese investment in Piraeus - What he told Tsinghua University students in Athens
He himself spoke of "double standards" for Turkey and Cyprus.
MR. Karamanlis: The West with two meters and two scales — defends the choice of COSCO editor03 Wed, 10/07/2026 - 8:18 PM In his speech in Tsinghua, the former prime minister brought back the call for a more multidimensional Greek foreign policy — at a time when old certainties are being tested. Here is the full text of the former Prime Minister's speech: Exclusion from news feed Off Live Description Off
Costas Karamanlis defended the strategic cooperation between Greece and China and the agreement with COSCO, underlining the need for a multidimensional foreign policy. He criticized the West's stance on the war in Ukraine and Turkey, stressing that it is not without responsibility and applies double standards, undermining its credibility. He also referred to the unstable international environment and the transformation of the West.
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