The Greek – Turkish confrontation as viewed by the conflicting parties: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Griechenland

24.01.2022

What do two leading experts from Greece and Turkey have to say about the confrontation between their countries?

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Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) Athens Office and ELIAMEP want to draw the attention of the international public, experts and decision makers towards the complexity and the regional impact of the Greek-Turkish disputes on the countries of the Eastern Mediterranean.

In this video-interview Prof. Panagiotis Tsakonas from Greece (ELIAMEP and University of Athens) and Prof. Mustafa Aydin from Turkey (Kadir Has University in Istanbul and International Relations Council of Turkey) shed light on the perception of each of these countries about their conflict. What are the current strategies of both conflicting parties and what could be the way out of this longstanding dispute?

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