Greece-Turkey relations

In the Vima article, Ex-premier and ND leader Antonis Samaras also calls for the resignation of FM Gerapetritis, saying he's shown appeasement vis-a-vis Turkish provocations

HABERLER headlines the news: "Greece, alongside Israel, to develop a $2 billion anti-aircraft system,"

Four Turkish aircraft - a surveillance plane, a UAV and two helicopters - were recorded as engaging in Greek airspace violations on Thursday

Guler stated the deal was reached as Germany had approved the Turkish request following the support of NATO allies Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom, who are joint partners in producing the multipurpose fighter jets.

Athens has made it clear that it will avoid engaging in any talks involving matters of Greek national sovereignty or defense

Greek diplomatic officials have indicated that they will respond to Turkey’s NAVTEX through the appropriate international legal channels.

The Instabul riots marked the beginning of the end for the Greek community in Istanbul. Of the 100,000 Greeks living there at the time, barely more than 2,000 remain today.

Beyond citing 'red lines' dealing with sovereignty, Minister George Gerapetritis added that Athens satisfied with course of rapprochement

Minister Adonis Georgiadis used the jingoist quip 'we may come suddenly one night', before adding 'I’m not saying that we will do something like this'