Greece News & Analysis

The EU’s glacial enlargement process may fall foul to outside geopolitical players in the Western Balkans.

Recounting the economic damage and government bailouts that COVID-19 has left in its wake.

Opposition to Turkey’s geopolitical power play in the Eastern Mediterranean is mounting, but there’s no sign that Ankara will be backing down anytime soon.

New natural gas discoveries have left a divided Cyprus in the middle of a worsening geopolitical storm in the Eastern Mediterranean.

New Democracy has swept to power in the Greek elections. But will it be the same old story in austerity-plagued Athens?

A dramatic end to the Trump-Kim summit, new stimulus in China, and Greece’s triumphant return to international bond markets.

The year ahead will see pivotal electoral contests in Ukraine, Greece, and the European Parliament.

The latest Greece debt deal is cut from the same cloth as those that proceeded it: middling, short-sighted, and unlikely to fix Greece’s fundamental problems.

Turkey is reestablishing ties in a frontier of the former Ottoman Empire, but in the Western Balkans it finds a field that’s already crowded with outside powers vyign for influence.

Russia will keep making inroads in the Balkans so long as Brussels and Washington ignore the region.

Border disputes, lucrative energy resources, and an aggressive regional hegemon – the similarities between tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean and the South China Sea are striking.

A sign of things to come in US-Mexico relations, more Greek bailout tensions, and China picks up where it left off in the South China Sea dispute.

New talks in Geneva are fueling hopes of reunification for the long-divided island of Cyprus.

First Brexit, now President Trump – a wave of anti-globalization fervor is spreading through the Western world. Here is a run-down of the major movements in EU countries that could see a ‘Trump bump.’

A sense of déjà vu has descended on talks over the next tranche of bailout funding for Greece.