Prokopis Pavlopoulos: "The French Communication to Turkey Is a Problem" – The Two Moves He Is Asking From Greece
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The French verbal statement regarding the investigations into the Greece-Cyprus electrical interconnection cable sets a bad precedent, he stressed...
The debate on the extension of Greek territorial waters to 12 nautical miles is back in the spotlight, in the wake of Turkish moves for the “Blue Homeland.” Greece’s right under the International Law of the Sea, Ankara’s reactions, and Athens’ possible next steps are at the center of the debate on Greek-Turkish relations.
The alarm bell for diplomatic moves that can turn into valuable arguments in the hands of Ankara was sounded by the former President of the Republic, Prokopis Pavlopoulos, on the occasion of the French intervention in the case of the research ship moving southeast of Karpathos. Prokopis Pavlopoulos: “We gave Ankara the opportunity it was looking for - Turkey is securing things … The article Prokopis Pavlopoulos: “We gave Ankara the opportunity i…
Prokopis Pavlopoulos expresses clear reservations about the French communication to Ankara, calling for the expansion of territorial waters and the establishment of the limits of the Greek continental shelf.
Prokopis Pavlopoulos at the Open: French intervention, Turkish challenges and Greece's dangers in the Aegean Prokopis Pavlopoulos: French intervention, Turkish challenges and Greece's dangers in the Aegean
The mere existence of French verbal communication towards Turkey is a problem, stressed former President of the Republic Prokopis Pavlopoulos. In an interview with OPEN, he refers to developments in the Aegean, French intervention and Turkish provocations. At the same time,
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