international law

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Editorial: Messages

By delimiting Exclusive Economic Zones with Tirana – thus resolving an issue that has been pending for years – Greece will send multiple messages, abroad and domestically.

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Editorial Ta Nea: A critical wager

Athens must grab the opportunity to stand on the side of international law in all circumstances and build a momentum from which it can benefit, with a consensus that one country cannot violate the sovereignty of another.

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Editorial Ta Nea: Russia’s isolation

Russia's entire dangerous logic which went as far as to unleash a nuclear threat – though it claims to seek negotiations – renders Russia a pariah state that makes the international legal order precarious

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Editorial Ta Nea: Greece on the right side of history

If the Turkish side, as is its wont, is planning more Aegean provocations, Greece must be ready to confront them, without get carried away, but also not allowing our calm and composure to be misconstrued as weakness.

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Editorial Ta Nea: Red lines of democracy

If the dictator of Belarus can force an aeroplane to land on his country’s territory in order to arrest a dissenter then what is to keep the leaders of Iran, China, and Russia in the future from doing the same?

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Editorial Ta Nea: A measured response to Israeli-Palestinian conflict

As a member of both NATO and the EU and as a pole of regional stability Greece is obliged to monitor the situation with a mature and balanced approach.

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US keeps equal distances from Greece, Turkey on Mediterranean, Aegean disputes

In a tweet on the 27 conversation Trump’s spokesman John Deere said, 'President Trump also highlighted the importance of Turkey and Greece resolving their disagreements in the eastern Mediterranean.'