Greek-Turkish talks and the economy in the spotlight

Athens and Ankara are gearing up for a critical meeting between their foreign ministers on November 8, each side pursuing its own agenda. However, both countries acknowledge that conditions are now favorable for addressing long-standing, difficult issues - provided that domestic circumstances in Greece and Turkey don't disrupt the process.

Last week, former conservative prime minister Antonis Samaras, speaking at an event in Cyprus, indirectly accused the Greek government of being prepared to yield to Ankara's demands. He warned, "When 'calm waters' lead to silent acceptance of a fait accompli, it always brings great storms."

Greek-Turkish talks 

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis will brief New Democracy lawmakers on Tuesday regarding the latest developments and the government's strategy for the talks with Ankara. This meeting will be closely watched, as...